Gradle command Line arguments
Now that you have created the first working script, it is time to explore different command-line options supported by Gradle.
You have already seen the usage of -b
option to specify a build script. We'll start with --help
or -h
or -?
to list all the options available with the Gradle command line.
$ gradle -h USAGE: gradle [option...] [task...] -?, -h, --help Shows this help message. -a, --no-rebuild Do not rebuild project dependencies. -b, --build-file Specifies the build file. -c, --settings-file Specifies the settings file. --configure-on-demand Only relevant projects are configured in this build run. This means faster build for large multi-project builds. [incubating] --continue Continues task execution after a ...
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