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As also mentioned here and probably related to this if you are running Gradle up to 6.7.1 you can exclude tasks from the command line
./gradlew release -x test
However, after this release this stops working.
I realise there is limited maintenance happening on this project currently, but are there any pointers on how this might be solved?
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I think a workable workaround is to change the release.buildTasks to match what you want to do, but there will be a limit to what can be done here.
release.buildTasks
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@nigelsim did you find a workaround for this? I followed you replies in the linked issues in you first post but wasn't able to exclude tests.
Same problem here. I can work around it by just defining to execute assemble instead of a build i think.
release { buildTasks.add(":mySubmodule:assemble") }
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As also mentioned here and probably related to this if you are running Gradle up to 6.7.1 you can exclude tasks from the command line
However, after this release this stops working.
I realise there is limited maintenance happening on this project currently, but are there any pointers on how this might be solved?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: