One thing that clean should arguably get rid of is the internal repository in $rootDir/.gradle.
That's were we have our cached stuff. I'm wondering if clean should really affect the cache. Many people do always a clean when they do a build. That means buildSrc would always be builded and the build script would always be compiled. That's usually not what they want I think.
I wonder if it should also clean the buildSrc project?
The buildSrc jar is cached. If the cached jar is not available (e.g. deleted by -C rebuild) or is out of date, the buildSrc project is rebuild with a clean.
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