Use cases for the build cache
This section covers the different use cases for Gradle’s build cache, from local-only development to caching task outputs across large teams. Even when used by a single developer only, the build cache can be very useful. Gradle’s incremental build feature helps to avoid work that is already done, but once you re-execute a task, any previous results are forgotten. When you are switching branches ba
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Gradle 2.12 Release Notes
Gradle Release Notes Version 2.12 The Gradle team is pleased to bring you Gradle 2.12. This release brings support for compile only dependencies, improved build script compilation speed and even better IDE support. Gradle 2.12 now finally includes support for modeling compile only dependencies when using the Java plugin. This capability establishes a much clearer migration path for those coming fr
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Gradle 3.0 Release Notes
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