agp-9-upgrade

Migrating to AGP 9 requires validating dependency compatibility, updating build configurations, and applying built-in Kotlin and AGP DSL migration paths. You must complete Gradle sync verification steps to ensure the Android project migration resolves breaking changes and configuration updates successfully.

AGP 9 breaking changes require resolving new AGP DSL configurations, BuildConfig updates, and kapt to KSP migration paths. You must validate dependency versions and update Gradle build configurations to successfully navigate these compatibility requirements during the Android build modernization process.

Migrating kapt to KSP during an AGP upgrade involves updating your Android build configuration to use KSP for dependency processors. This migration path is a core part of modernizing your build system and requires validating dependency compatibility with the new KSP integration.

Yes, AGP 9 requires built-in Kotlin migration to ensure compatibility within your Android builds. You must validate the Kotlin integration and update your Gradle build configuration to successfully complete the modernization task and resolve any configuration changes.

The best way to validate Gradle sync after an AGP 9 upgrade is to execute verification steps that check dependency versions and build configuration updates. Successful Gradle verification confirms that your Android project has resolved all compatibility requirements and migration outcomes.