I'm trying to install Apache Gobblin. How can I install it using Gradle?

To fix this issue @DaveNewton posted a link to a question that talks about adding your local Maven repository to Gradle's artifact search path. If you still have your local Maven repository, and the file has been deployed there, this will work.
Gradle also lets you reference dependencies on your local filesystem. However, if your computer crashes, you're in trouble.

wish of those help It could be that the gradle-2.1 distribution specified by the wrapper was not downloaded properly. This was the root cause of the same problem in my environment.
Look into this directory:

ls -l ~/.gradle/wrapper/dists/

rm -rf ~/.gradle/wrapper/dists/gradle-2.1-bin/

fixed the issue. Will look into that further Compass is not required for Susy. In fact, Compass is no longer maintained, so I highly recommend against using it. Susy only requires Sass, but you can use any flavor of Sass - Libsass, Ruby Sass, Node Sass, Gulp Sass, etc. If it compiles Sass, it will work with Susy. There are instructions for various setups in the Susy docs.
Susy also doesn't require command-line knowledge itself, though Sass is often compiled that way. There are tools that provide GUI wrappers for Sass, if you aren't comfortable in the command line. I think CodeKit ships with Susy included.

I wish did fix the issue. Got the Solution from the SO question
Spring STS 3.6.1 and Gradle plugin

I hope this helps you . You need to remove the prefix org.apache from all the definition in wikipedia.pull.Run it again, it will work.
Indeed, if you unzip the gobblin-example-0.9.0-642-g13a21ad.jar in the lib directory, navigate to example/wikipedia, you can find the classes there. If you decompile one of them, note the package does not contain org.apache. package gobblin.example.wikipedia;