I’m just very confused. This error won’t go away. It doesn’t prevent the build, and no matter what sections of the file I chop away it remains. New to this year and just mildly annoying, and it happens on all of our projects. has anyone found a solution?
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this didn’t solved the problem for me
Did you follow the step to clean the java workspace? If you don’t follow that, it won’t work.
We just deleted the respective dependency under test in build.gradle, and it is working just fine. If you are not testing that would be fine to my understanding.
We had this issue. It was fixed by following the instructions from the Known Issues article as suggested by Thad_House
Thank you, this does solve the problem on one computer. Is there a way to automate it for the entire software team? we have like 20ish people who look at the code so if there is a way to include a batch file into the gradle build somehow to install them if the check fails? This is more what I was wondering, if there were scripts or patches already made or documented. Sorry for the original post lacking many details.
The next WPILib release will incorporate the fix in the installer. This will likely be out in the next few days.
thanks, issue solved then 
II changed this and it fixed it for me:
from this:
testRuntimeOnly 'org.junit.platform:junit-platform-launcher'
to this:
testRuntimeOnly 'org.junit.platform:junit-platform-launcher:1.10.1'
You can find the most recent version here: https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.junit.platform/junit-platform-launcher
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