On 07/03/2012 04:04, Glen Stampoultzis wrote:
That lets me pass arguments by hard coding them into my build.gradle but I was
wanting to
pass args from the gradle command line. For example something like:
gradle run arg1 arg2 ...
I was suspecting that. I asked the same question some time ago, and I had no satisfying
answer: I wanted a built-in way to specify arguments are for running, not for Gradle itself.
IIRC, the proposed workarounds was to hand-edit the .gradle file before each run (at least
you have the facilities of an editor) or to use properties -P and manipulate it (but you
are limited by the command line limitations of your system).
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