phil swenson wrote:
>
> I have a gradle script to build a DBUtil.jar in my project. Inside this
> DBUtil.jar I have a method DBUtil.cleanDatabase() which is part of my
> product. I want to leverage this utility method from gradle so a developer
> can just type "gradle cleanDatabase".
>
If the DBUtil Jar ships with your product, JavaExec (or Project.exec {})
sounds like the best solution. It's just a few lines of code, so I don't
think it pays off to introduce a complicated new feature (partial script
compilation) for this use case.
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