There are a couple of fundamental problems with your approach: - Executing a task on your own (by calling its execute() method) is not supported. It's up to Gradle to execute tasks. - A task is meant to be executed at most once per build, not many times. - Setting a system property is not a good way to communicate information from one task to another.
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