VSCode Tasks Gradle Plugin scans your gradle project and configures VS Code to be able to run all gradle tasks from within VS Code. It will create or update the tasks.json file in the .vscode folder for a workspace.
This plugin scans your gradle project and configures VS Code to be able
to run all gradle tasks from within VS Code. It will create or update
the tasks.json file in the .vscode folder for a workspace.
The plugin available through the Gradle plugin exchange and the configuration
for your project is done in the build.gradle file.
plugins {
id "ru.akman.vscode-tasks" version "0.4.0"
}
There is one task available in your project:
./gradlew vscodeTasks
You can edit the almost all of the task’s properties, but following properties
are not configurable and set by the plugin itself:
Below are shown all configurable task’s properties with their default values.
They apply to each task added to the VS Code configuration.
The VS Code customs tasks documentation is available here
vscodeTasks {
prefix = ''
type = 'shell'
command = './gradlew'
args = []
options = [
'cwd': '',
'env': [:],
'shell': [:]
]
problemMatcher = []
windows = [:]
linux = [:]
osx = [:]
runOptions = [
'reevaluateOnRerun': true,
'runOn': 'default'
]
promptOnClose = true
isBackground = true
presentation = [
'group': 'gradle',
'echo': true,
'reveal': 'always',
'revealProblems': 'never',
'focus': true,
'panel': 'shared',
'showReuseMessage': true,
'clear': false
]
dependsOn = []
dependsOrder = 'parallel'
}
Note that unlike json syntax, groovy syntax is used here. Therefore,
do not forget to replace the curly braces (from json) with square brackets in
the maps definitions.