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After updating to AGP, Xcode is failing to build my project because gradle is unable to read `JAVA_HOME` variable. It seems like Xcode doesn’t source any shell profile during its build process causing `JAVA_HOME` to resolve to `null`. I checked this by adding this to my `build.gradle`:

```println("JAVA_HOME = ${System.getenv("JAVA_HOME")}")```
Folks who’re using AGP 7.0, have any of you run into this before?

<https://github.com/touchlab/KaMPKit/issues/44#issuecomment-920797677|https://github.com/touchlab/KaMPKit/issues/44#issuecomment-920797677>

I wish there was a way to pickup user shell instead of having to define variables for xcode separately.

Btw, is there any advantage of creating an `environment.plist` over setting `org.gradle.java.home` in `~/.gradle/ gradle.propeties`?

I use gradle for a lot of different projects so I don't like putting too many things in my `~/.gradle/gradle.properties`  but both should work

Since that `environment.plist` thingie seems capable of running arbitrary commands, it should be possible (albeit certainly not fun...) to define `JAVA_HOME` in a separate file that is sourced both from `.bash_profile` and `environment.plpist`

good point that that would work with all apps and not just gradlew