Recently I uploaded an app to the Google Playstore and it told me that before the next version could be uploaded I needed to target a later OS version, and that certain of the files I was using were old/deprecated and told me to change the dependencies.

Recently I uploaded an app to the Google Playstore and it told me that before the next version could be uploaded I needed to target a later OS version, and that certain of the files I was using were old/deprecated and told me to change the dependencies.

Recently I uploaded an app to the Google Playstore and it told me that before the next version could be uploaded I needed to target a later OS version, and that certain of the files I was using were old/deprecated and told me to change the dependencies.

Recently I uploaded an app to the Google Playstore and it told me that before the next version could be uploaded I needed to target a later OS version, and that certain of the files I was using were old/deprecated and told me to change the dependencies.

Recently I uploaded an app to the Google Playstore and it told me that before the next version could be uploaded I needed to target a later OS version, and that certain of the files I was using were old/deprecated and told me to change the dependencies.

I am facing issues with my Android project setup in Android Studio, particularly related to Gradle and Java versions. I have tried multiple solutions, but I am still encountering errors. Here is a detailed description of my problem:

I am tried to use version catalogue with Android-Studio Iguana 2023.2.1 Patch 2.
When I try to Sync Gradle I get this error: