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How to list gradle project properties?


You can use gradle properties command to list the properties of a gradle project. Here is a simple build.gradle file for an example:

defaultTasks 'clean', 'run'
						
task clean << {
        println 'Default Task - Cleaning!'
}
task run << {
        println 'Default Task - Running!'
}
task mySpecTask << {
        println "I'm not a default task!"
}

Run "gradle properties"

java2novice$ gradle properties
:properties

------------------------------------------------------------
Root project
------------------------------------------------------------

allprojects: [root project 'gradle_tests']
ant: [email protected]
antBuilderFactory: [email protected]
artifacts: [email protected]ba380
asDynamicObject: [email protected]
buildDir: /Users/java2novice/gradle_tests/build
buildFile: /Users/java2novice/gradle_tests/build.gradle
buildScriptSource: [email protected]
buildscript: [email protected]b7e0
childProjects: {}
class: class org.gradle.api.internal.project.DefaultProject_Decorated
classLoaderScope: [email protected]8c9e870
clean: task ':clean'
components: []
configurations: []
convention: [email protected]
defaultTasks: [clean, run]
depth: 0
description: null
ext: [email protected]67ee75a5
extensions: [email protected]
fileOperations: [email protected]
fileResolver: [email protected]
gradle: build 'gradle_tests'
group: 
logger: [email protected]
logging: [email protected]
modelRegistry: [email protected]
module: [email protected]
mySpecTask: task ':mySpecTask'
name: gradle_tests
parent: null
parentIdentifier: null
path: :
plugins: [[email protected]]
processOperations: [email protected]
project: root project 'gradle_tests'
projectDir: /Users/java2novice/gradle_tests
projectEvaluationBroadcaster: ProjectEvaluationListener broadcast
projectEvaluator: [email protected]a08
projectRegistry: [email protected]
properties: {...}
repositories: []
resources: [email protected]d
rootDir: /Users/java2novice/gradle_tests
rootProject: root project 'gradle_tests'
run: task ':run'
scriptPluginFactory: [email protected]
serviceRegistryFactory: [email protected]71
services: ProjectScopeServices
standardOutputCapture: [email protected]
state: project state 'EXECUTED'
status: release
subprojects: []
tasks: [task ':clean', task ':mySpecTask', task ':properties', task ':run']
version: unspecified

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Total time: 1.831 secs

Reference: Gradle Documentation

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I'm Nataraja Gootooru, programmer by profession and passionate about technologies. All examples given here are as simple as possible to help beginners. The source code is compiled and tested in my dev environment.

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