Android Resource Compilation Failed In V3.2


Answer :

I was facing this issue today after updating gradle from 3.1.4 to 3.2.0. I don't know why, but the build started to throw that exception. i deleted the build folder, and deleted the gradle caches folder but nothing worked, so i looked at the merged values.xml and turns out that my ids.xml was defining a wrong id that was being merged to the values.xml:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <resources>     <item name="downloading_package" type="id">Baixando pacote de sincronização</item> </resources>

And apparently this was working before the update... for my case i deleted the ids.xml file (it was useless in the project)

I wish i could know why before the update everything was working


the <item> in values.xml at line 900 ...might be of resource-type id.

the correct syntax would be (just as the error message tells):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <resources>     <item type="id" name="id_name" /> </resources>

see the documentation.


I'm just finishing this issue a few minutes ago, try to modify or delete id.xml, if you think you don't have it, try to find in another module in your app. I change my value resource from <item name="header_view" type="id">header_view</item> to <item name="header_view" type="id"/> and it worked for me.


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