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I want to verify if my Gradle build file has specific properties. For example, certain tasks are enabled, and specific plugins are present. Is there a recommended way to write such test?

I want to verify if my Gradle build file has specific properties. For example, certain tasks are enabled, and specific plugins are present. Is there a recommended way to write such test?

• unit-testing
• gradle
• build.gradle

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• 1 I've done similar things to check for preconditions on my build by creating a custom task and fail the build if the precondition is not met. Not sure this would fit your requirement though. – Augusto Commented Jan 22 at 13:45

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Extract any meaningful code from your build file into a plugin and test the plugin within a sample Gradle project that applies that plugin. There you can make whatever assertions you like with the sample project.

Gradle provide instructions on writing plugins plus a suite of tools for testing plugins.

Additionally, if there is any code that it doesn't make sense to extract into a plugin you could make runtime assertions at the end of the build (probably within a Project.afterEvaluate() hook) so that it will fail fast in the event any expected conditions are not met.

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