It happened to me as well and in the end, I decided to make another.
I made a new one and still get the issue :V
Hi @PapayaLimon
We’re looking into this and will get back to you.
From one of our engineers on their PC set up:
The reason why it happens is ridiculously simple - gradlew.bat, which is a Gradle Wrapper batch file for Windows environment, is missing from gradle-template.zip which generated / downloaded (?) by MDR. So basically it is MDR problem.There is a workaround for this -
A. Turn “Enable Auto-Resolution” in Assets > Mobile Dependency Resolver > Android Resolver > Settings
B. Do the resolve, and you’ll see this error happened.
C. Access to your Unity project folder, and you’ll be able to see Temp/PlayServicesResolverGradle folder. Copy PlayServicesResolverGradle folder to the location other than your project folder.
D. Copy attached “gradlew.bat” file into the copied PlayServicesResolverGradlefolder in C.
E. Close unity editor and re-open it.
F. Copy the PlayServicesResolverGradle folder copied in C into <your_Unity_Project>/Temp/
G. Run Force Resolve in Assets > Mobile Dependency Resolver > Android Resolver.
Let us know if this solves your issue
ok, tried to follow your instructions but they are not very clear.
A: I have already turned on: "Enable Auto-Resolution”
C: Do you mean remove this folder from my main game directory to where?
D: Which file “gradlew.bat” ? Where do i find it? And copy directly in C: Folder?
Sorry feel a little dump not getting well this instructions.
where is this “attached “gradlew.bat” file”
I can’t believe this is still an issue and this kind of dirty workarounds have to be used
Same issue, I was using mac, then how will I run windows .bat file on mac and where will I get gradlew for mac
