Table of Contents
| 1: Opting to Write More Reasonable Groovy-Based Gradle Scripts |
| The pervasively-promoted way of writing Groovy-based Gradle scripts is not advantageous for fully utilizing the full potential of Gradle. |
| 2: Trying to Make Sense of Gradle Scripts as Groovy Code |
| Gradle scripts are based on Groovy (forget about Kotlin here), but are not exactly Groovy code. Here is an outline of what Gradle is doing secretly. |
| 3: Variables and Properties and Variable Scopes, in Gradle |
| "local" and "script wide" scopes? Does not make sense to me. The script class must be put into view, and properties must be discerned from variables. |
| 4: Defining and Using Classes in Gradle |
| What does a class defined in a Gradle script become? An inner class in the script class, a local inner class in the 'run' method, or what else? |
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