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There could be several reasons why the Docker build using Jib is unable to locate the required dependencies. Some possible causes include:

Incorrect build configuration: Ensure that the build configuration for Jib is set up correctly. Verify that the Gradle projects are being configured properly and that the dependencies are being included in the build. Also, check that the Dockerfile is being generated correctly.
Dependency conflicts: Check for dependency conflicts in the project. If there are multiple versions of the same dependency being used, it can cause issues with Jib locating the required dependencies.
Incorrect Docker image configuration: Verify that the Docker image configuration is set up correctly. Ensure that the Docker image has been properly specified, including the base image, any additional packages, and the entry point.
Incorrect file paths: Check that the file paths specified in the build configuration are correct. If Jib is unable to locate the required files, it will not be able to build the Docker image.
Firewall or network issues: If Jib is unable to download the required dependencies, it could be related to firewall or network issues. Verify that the necessary ports are open and that the network configuration is correct.