> > The assemble task is a task with a dynamic dependsOn. You could define a
> > similar task as a one liner:
> >
> > task myAssemble(dependsOn: { tasks.withType(Zip).all })
>
> That's fine so far.
> But can I do the opposite?
>
> I use the java plugin - and I guess, something similar of the above is part
> of
> the plugin.
>
> Do I need to write my own plugin to break that "hidden" dependencies, or
> can I
> change that behavior by configuration?
>
Sorry for the late response.
What you can do is to reconfigure the assemble task. For example:
assemble.dependsOn tasks.withType(Zip).matching { task -> task.name !=
'someName' }
or
assemble dependsOn jar1, jar2
- Hans
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> kind regards
>
> Geronimo
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