You could also use properties (-P). If you write -Pmodule=common then the
"module" property will be available in your build script as a groovy
variable. You can also access it with property getters on the project. And
check for existence by using project.hasProperty('module').2011/3/22 phil swenson <[email protected]> > If I want to pass in params to a gradle task, is my only option using > -Dname=value? > > It's quite ugly: gradle createModule –Dmodule=<moduleName> > -Dplugin=<pluginName> > > Just curious > > >
