Why can't see all task when use 'tasks' task in Gradle?
depends, gradle, task
Solution
`gradle tasks` show tasks that no other task depends on, and tasks that have `task.group` set. The idea is that these are the tasks that are clearly meant to be executed directly, whereas the (often many) remaining tasks aren't. `gradle tasks --all` shows all tasks.
Problem
``` task startSession << { chant() } def chant() { ant.echo(message: 'Repeat after me...') } 3.times { task "yayGradle$it" << { println 'Gradle rocks' } } yayGradle0.dependsOn startSession yayGradle2.dependsOn yayGradle1, yayGradle0 task groupTherapy(dependsOn: yayGradle2) ``` In my script I have startSession task, groupTherapy task and three dynamically generated tasks yayGradle0-3. When I am executing: ``` gradle tasks ``` Part of the output is: ``` Other tasks ----------- groupTherapy ``` Where are the other tasks? If I execute the command above with parameter `--all` they are visible but not as indipendant tasks but like dependent on groupTherapy. Why Gradle doesn't show task startSession as separate task for example?