obsolete transform api with Gradle sync

[SunnyBe]

I am currently on Gradle 7.3.1.

This becomes an issue in Gradle 8.0
When I apply the plugin: apply plugin: 'com.huawei.agconnect'

API 'android.registerTransform' is obsolete.
It will be removed in version 8.0 of the Android Gradle plugin.
The Transform API is removed to improve build performance. Projects that use the
Transform API force the Android Gradle plugin to use a less optimized flow for the
build that can result in large regressions in build times. It’s also difficult to
use the Transform API and combine it with other Gradle features; the replacement
APIs aim to make it easier to extend the build without introducing performance or
correctness issues.

There is no single replacement for the Transform API—there are new, targeted
APIs for each use case. All the replacement APIs are in the
androidComponents {} block.

The Transform API uses incremental APIs deprecated since Gradle 7.5. Please add
android.experimental.legacyTransform.forceNonIncremental=true to
gradle.properties to fix this issue. Note that this will run transforms
non-incrementally and may have a build performance impact.
For more information, see https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/gradle-plugin-api-updates#transform-api.
To determine what is calling android.registerTransform, use -Pandroid.debug.obsoleteApi=true on the command line to display more information.
Affected Modules: app

[huan721]

the APMS uses the transform API.
If you do not use the APMS, stop it temporarily. If you use the APMS, do not upgrade to JDK11.
After the next version of the AGC is released, the APMS of the AGC will be compatible with gradle7 + jdk11.
But this tip will not be eliminated for that time.
We plan to adapt to gradle8.0 in March. After the adaptation finished, this message will not be displayed.

[huan721]

We plan to adapt to gradle8.0 in March 2023.
After the adaptation is complete, this prompt will not be displayed.

[SunnyBe]

Thank you. I look forward to the new update.

[SunnyBe]

I just checked the changelogs here: CHANGELOGS and didn't find the expected update. Let me know if I am checking the wrong place.
Any ideas when this could be ready, so I can manage expectations with my team?

[Pittvandewitt]

As a workaround you could consider adding apmsInstrumentationEnabled=false to your gradle.properties file. This will disable HTTP/HTTPS network request monitoring, but you will be allowed to upgrade to gradle 8.0. More information can be found here