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Not in gradle.properties but in build.gradle itself. Add the following piece of code at the very beginning of the build script: import org.gradle.logging.ShowStacktrace gradle.startParameter.showStacktrace = ShowStacktrace.ALWAYS throw new RuntimeException(‘lol’) Or in Android Studio: import org.gradle.api.logging.configuration.ShowStacktrace gradle.startParameter.showStacktrace = ShowStacktrace.ALWAYS It also might be put in init script. As pointed out in the comments, from gradle v. … Read more

The easiest solution is to use the Application Plugin, which among other things provides a run task. To make the main class configurable from the command line, you’ll have to set mainClassName to the value of some system (or project) property, and then pass that property from the command line: apply plugin: “application” mainClassName = … Read more

and the winner is: System.getProperty(“user.dir”)

In this scenario, if version 1.21 exists and is the latest version, I would like to fail, since I want greater than or equal to 1.22, but 1.2+ will look for >= 1.20. How can I specify this? Is this possible? I don’t think there is any documentation about this, but since Gradle originally used … Read more

Depending on your exact needs, you could use buildFile.parent or projectDir. (The build file path defaults to “$projectDir/build.gradle” and can be reconfigured in settings.gradle.) See the Gradle Build Language Reference for which properties and methods are available on Project and other classes.

There’s no such task that lists all the plugins applied to project. However this method may be helpful. project.plugins.each { println it }