gradle Ordering tasks Ordering with the mustRunAfter method
Example
task A << {
println 'Hello from A'
}
task B << {
println 'Hello from B'
}
B.mustRunAfter A
The B.mustRunAfter A line tells Gradle to run task after task specified as an argument.
And the output is:
> gradle -q B A
Hello from A
Hello from B
The ordering rule doesn't introduce dependency between the A and the B tasks, but has an effect only when both tasks are scheduled for execution.
It means that we can execute tasks A and B independently.
The output is:
> gradle -q B
Hello from B
