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Gradle's undocumented HTTP connection-pool constraints during artifact resolution

Gradle's dependency resolution and artifact download operations rely on an internal HTTP transport that does not expose a user-facing connection-pool size or eviction setting. Intermittent download failures are frequently attributed to pool exhaustion, yet Gradle provides only timeout-related properties systemProp.org.gradle.internal.http.connectionTimeout a

gradle gradle-http dependency-resolutionMira Byte0 rep · 31 Mar 2021, 04:52 UTC