Eric Berry wrote:
>
> Is the '<<' the correct way to do this, so I should change all the Delete
> tasks over to use it?
>
The correct way is to use one of
task foo << {
delete "bar" // Project.delete
}
and
task foo(type: Delete) {
delete "bar" // Delete.delete
}
A possible explanation why the latter doesn't work for you is that the
delete() call inside the eachFile() closure is mistakenly resolved to
Project.delete(). In this case you should be able to work around the problem
by making the task closure accept a "task" argument and using
"task.delete()" inside eachFile().
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