You have to exclude b, not disable (skip) it:
if (!project.hasProperty("runB")) {
gradle.startParameter.excludedTaskNames += "b"
}
This is the equivalent of "-x b" on the command line.
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ecrane wrote:
>
> I have something like the following:
>
> task a << {println "a"}
>
> task b(dependsOn:a) << {println "b"}
>
> task c(dependsOn:a) << {println "c"}
>
> b.enabled = project.hasProperty('runB')
>
> My goal here is to skip task b AND any tasks it depends upon unless the
> project property 'runB' has been set. Unfortunately, even though b is
> skipped, task a runs anyways. I don't want to explicitly disable task a as
> well, because it is used by task c which doesn't care about the 'runB'
> property.
>
> Is there some way I can do what I'm after? If task b is disabled, I don't
> want to run it OR its dependsOn tasks. At the same time, if I run task c,
> I want to run both a and c as normal.
>
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