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| API Documentation: | TaskReportTask |
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Displays a list of tasks in the project. An instance of this type is used when you execute the tasks task
from the command-line.
By default, this report shows only those tasks which have been assigned to a task group, so-called visible
tasks. Tasks which have not been assigned to a task group, so-called hidden tasks, can be included in the report
by enabling the command line option --all.
| Property | Description |
displayGroup | The task group to be displayed. This property can be set via command-line option '--group'. |
displayGroups | Incubating The task groups to be displayed. Task groups can be added via command-line option '--groups'. |
outputFile | The file which the report will be written to. When set to |
projects | The set of project to generate this report for. By default, the report is generated for the task's containing project. |
showDetail | Whether to show "invisible" tasks without a group or dependent tasks. This property can be set via command-line option '--all'. |
showTypes | Incubating Whether to show the task types next to their names in the output. This property can be set via command-line option '--types'. |
String displayGroup
The task group to be displayed. This property can be set via command-line option '--group'.
Note: This property is incubating and may change in a future version of Gradle.
The task groups to be displayed. Task groups can be added via command-line option '--groups'.
File outputFile
The file which the report will be written to. When set to null, the report is written to System.out.
Defaults to null.
The set of project to generate this report for. By default, the report is generated for the task's containing project.
Whether to show "invisible" tasks without a group or dependent tasks. This property can be set via command-line option '--all'.
Note: This property is incubating and may change in a future version of Gradle.
Whether to show the task types next to their names in the output. This property can be set via command-line option '--types'.