I have seen the other questions similar to this on StackOverflow, but I feel like this error pops up all the time, and none of the solutions have really lasted for me. I just recently upgraded our project from React Native version 0.34.1 to 0.42.2 (doing the whole react-native-upgrade process), so I don't know if that is the cause of all this pain, but I keep getting this error:
* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':react-native-awesome-card-io:prepareComFacebookFbuiTextlayoutbuilderTextlayoutbuilder100Library'.
> Could not expand ZIP '/Users/taylorking/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/com.facebook.fbui.textlayoutbuilder/textlayoutbuilder/1.0.0/29bc8e5a1e2b33944b88277652ee83092ae1dbc0/textlayoutbuilder-1.0.0.aar'.
It sometimes happens on that package react-native-awesome-card-io, but it could and has happened on any of the packages that the project contains. Sometimes I just keep running react-native run-android, and it eventually resolves itself, but it's starting to drive me nuts.
I did just do some snooping around for that specific file, and I wanted to check my permissions on it, and it's showing:
-rw-r--r-- 1 taylorking staff 18074 Mar 16 09:41 textlayoutbuilder-1.0.0.aar
I'm just not even sure if that is the problem or not? I am not too familiar with gradle, but at least most of the posts on this problem deal with that in some form or fashion. I am willing to share any other information that could help solve this once and for all.
Sorry if this seems to be a duplicate, but nothing else has seemed to be the permanent solution on here.
Update:
I just tried deleting that package hoping it would solve my problems, and it just went to the next package with the same error:
* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':react-native-camera:prepareComFacebookFrescoDrawee081Library'.
> Could not expand ZIP '/Users/taylorking/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/com.facebook.fresco/drawee/0.8.1/a944015ddf50fdad79302e42a85a351633c24472/drawee-0.8.1.aar'.
Update 2:
I ran cd android && ./gradlew clean and it almost finished the cleaning, but it did deny me permission on cleaning the folder related to react-native-camera ... the package above. I felt dirty doing this, but I did:
sudo ./gradlew clean
And that fixed this issue for now ... is there a better, or more long-term solution still? Opinions and thoughts encouraged.