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    @Artemix same lol, the build is ~15 seconds tops on my old i5-U laptop
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    This is how you actually fix it.
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    @FrodoSwaggins software updates must be hell then? It's code from the internet running.
    Of course you need to trust the person providing a package.
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    @FrodoSwaggins That would be just as bad if you'd download the packages yourself.
    Never understood java's ca-store either, why was that created?
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    I've been working on multimodular projects w/ gradle for a few years. Tbh i have not seen anything wrong with it.. R u sure u r using it right?
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    @netikras There's no way to use it wrong. It's just slow in general
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    @bitsnpieces Damn look at you and your HTML skills
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    @Milenchy is it though...? Well yeah, if you run a full rebuild every time you might say it runs slow. But if you do use the (default) incremental builds, then it is fast enough. Can't compare it to mvn/ant as I don't have identical projects using all three, but... I really can't complain abt gradle's speed.

    How do you make it run slow...? I'm really curious now
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    @Artemix you must have loads of RAM
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    @Artemix yeah even I have 8 gigs. It works fine on my Mac doing rebuild but clean builds take longer.

    Fresh installs take longest like > 10 mins
    But that's cause of dependencies I guess
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    TBH it doesn't even take that long to build projects on my i5 4gb ram laptop. Android projects mind you.
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