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Hello, any insight on fixing this? For context, I am developing on a Mac.

* What went wrong:
An exception occurred applying plugin request [id: 'net.minecraftforge.gradle', version: '5.1.+']
> Failed to apply plugin 'net.minecraftforge.gradle'.
   > Found Gradle version Gradle 8.1.1. Versions Gradle 8.0 and newer are not supported.
     Use ForgeGradle 6 or newer for Gradle 8.0+ support.

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I found the solution to my issue. I use homebrew as my package manager. 
 

I used gradle genIntellijRuns (Because I was using Intellij), this was because gradlew "didn't exist". (It did, I ran it a different way).

Here is what I did.

1. First I gave permission to the gradlew file by running. "chmod +x ./gradlew"
2. Then, I ran "./gradlew genIntellijRuns"

A simple fix, if you are running intellij, you are free to use the command in the second step. If you aren't look at the documentation for the appropriate command.
 

 

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