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docs: Mention gradle cache error fix (#334)
Add information on how to fix the `[Error: Base module not found. Did you do a pod install/clear the gradle cache?]` error. I tried installing `op-sqlite` in my Expo project and I ran into that issue, took me some time to debug and realize what needed to be done.
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## [Error: Base module not found. Did you do a pod install/clear the gradle cache?]
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If you are running into this issue, you have to clear the gradle cache. It is stored inside of the [gradle user home directory](https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/directory_layout.html#dir:gradle_user_home), in the `caches/` directory. Removing the `caches/` directory and rebuilding your app should be enough to fix the error.
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For other conflicts and compilation errors there is no documented solutions. You need to get rid of the double compilation by hand, either by patching the compilation of each package so that it still builds or removing the dependency on the package.

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