Why is this? It's a bit unintuitive.
Even explicitly calling the method from within the subproject's own
build.gradle still causes the method to execute in the context of the parent
project in which the method is declared:
root/build.gradle:
void aMethod() {
println getName()
}
root/child/build.gradle:
task doIt << {
aMethod()
}
Executing :child:doIt prints "root". It's just weird. It's not really like
inheriting a method, in the OO sense, it's more like invoking a closure. Is
that just the way it is? Thanks.
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