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Auto-build stuck on Android studio after update

I updated my Android studio to the latest version 2020.3.1, including Android Gradle Plugin v7.0.2 and Gradle v7.2.
After some configuration nightmare (as always with AS, no surprises there), I managed to make my project compile and run, everything seemed smooth. But I realized not long after that the "auto-build" feature is actually stuck.
Basically my AS is not auto building while I am coding, meaning that I cannot even see basic error like typos and such until I actually build my project with CTRL+B.

I can see that I have an error in the auto-build section telling me:
Error:java: warning: source release 11 requires target release 11

I tried pretty much all JDK possible with different config, from 1.8 to 17. All of them trigger that error…

Here is how it looks like:
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I am getting desperate at that point, I’ll take any suggestion in order to fix that issue.

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    Well, nothing helped, so I deleted fully my Android Studio and reinstalled the latest Canary version, which solved the issue. I honestly think this is the best/fastest course of action for this kind of problem, unfortunately...


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    You can

    • try modifying the target bytecode & project bytecode in File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Compiler | Java Compiler -> set target bytecode & project bytecode version to 11.

    • check in File | Project Structure | Modules that all of your modules are registered as java 11

    • check in File | Project Structure | Modules for each module, in the Dependencies tab, Module SDK is registered as java 11

    • check in File | Project Structure | Platform settings | SDKs that only one JDK is present (to avoid potential conflict)

    • check in File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Build Tools | Gradle that Gradle JVM is Java 11

    • delete your Android Studio and everything related to it (setting, cache, profile) on your computer and reinstall it

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