See hans' recent thread about "Improved Reporting". I think the syntax he
checked in is a little different than what he said in the thread.
"gradle -t" will only get you the tasks for the root project. You can specify a
project now after the -t ("gradle -t myproject"). Use "?" as a wildcard to get
the previous behavior: "gradle -t ?".
Russel Winder wrote:
"gradle -t" used to list all the tasks for all the project and
subprojects. Now it lists only the top-level tasks. Have I just missed
a change or is this a problem?
Thanks.
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Steve Appling
Automated Logic Research Team
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