Android Studio Update after project create problem

[Arpan]

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Android studio after update Android Studio Ladybug then I am facing a problem build A build operation failed. Could not move temporary workspace (C:\Users\.gradle\caches\8.9\transforms\9d6f98967ac2ac9038e252040568c5d3-a9baa385-f6c6-43f7-9f47-5c482a7390c7) .
We Are try :

1. Clear Gradle Cache​

Corruption in the Gradle cache can cause this error. Deleting the cache will force Gradle to re-download dependencies and reprocess any corrupted files.

The error you're encountering — "Could not move temporary workspace" — is a known issue that can occur after updating Android Studio (especially after an update like Android Studio Ladybug). This issue typically happens due to file permissions, Gradle cache corruption, or locked files.
Let’s go through a series of steps to help you resolve it:

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1. Clear Gradle Cache​

Corruption in the Gradle cache can cause this error. Deleting the cache will force Gradle to re-download dependencies and reprocess any corrupted files.
Steps:

1. Close Android Studio.
2. Navigate to the Gradle cache directory:
   makefile
   Copy code
   C:\Users\<YourUsername>\.gradle\caches\
3. Delete the entire contents of the caches folder. This will delete the cache, including intermediate build files that might have gotten corrupted.
4. Reopen Android Studioand sync your project again:
   • Go to File > Sync Project with Gradle Files.

Why it helps: This forces Gradle to re-download all dependencies and rebuild its internal cache, which can fix any issues related to corrupted files.

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2. Run Android Studio as Administrator​

Sometimes, the error occurs because Gradle doesn't have permission to modify or move files within certain directories.
Steps:

1. Close Android Studio.
2. Right-click the Android Studio shortcut and select Run as Administrator.
3. Rebuild your project in Android Studio.

4. Check for File Path Length Issues​

   Windows has a path length limit (260 characters by default). If your project or any of its dependencies has a path length greater than that, it can cause issues with file operations.

But not solve this problem

 

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