enable gradle configuration cache

[shubham1g5]

Summary

Enables configuration cache for build performance

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Safety story

Only affects project building.
Tried and tested on my end to make sure nothing breaks in our project setup

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request involve modifications to the gradle.properties file. A new configuration option has been added: org.gradle.configuration-cache=true, which activates the Gradle Configuration Cache feature designed to enhance build performance. In addition to this new property, the formatting of the file has been adjusted by adding a newline at the end after the existing property android.nonFinalResIds=false. All other properties related to the Gradle daemon, JVM arguments, parallel execution, AndroidX usage, and Jetifier remain unchanged. These updates aim to optimize the build process without altering the existing functionality of the project.

Poem

In the land of code where rabbits play,
A new cache is here to brighten the day.
With builds now faster, we hop with glee,
A newline added, as happy as can be!
So let’s celebrate this change so bright,
For every build shall now take flight! 🐇✨

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gradle.properties (2)

27-28: LGTM: Improved file formatting

The added newline improves readability by separating different configuration sections.

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29-30: Verify configuration cache compatibility

While enabling the Gradle configuration cache can significantly improve build performance, it requires verification of compatibility with all build scripts and plugins used in the project.

Run the following script to check for potential compatibility issues:

Recommendations:

1. Run a full build with --configuration-cache first to identify any compatibility issues
2. Consider adding this to your CI pipeline with --configuration-cache-problems=warn initially
3. Monitor build times to verify the performance improvement
4. Have a rollback plan by keeping this setting in gradle.properties instead of settings.gradle

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