Personally I like that I can see tasks and it's possible to expand it and search. Most of the time I use that small Execute Gradle Task button to run all unit tests in whole project
Giorgi
07/08/2025, 7:29 PM
I agree that not many people will use those tasks manually and set up CI/CD but at first when tehre is no CI/CD those panel helps a bit
Giorgi
07/08/2025, 7:31 PM
probably Run Anything panel will also be enough for me
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joffrey
07/08/2025, 7:48 PM
Thanks a lot for sharing! We'll keep that in mind.
As a side note, we're still considering whether tasks should be public/exposed to users. Generally only a few commands should be public and translate into some root tasks. Most other tasks are just internal tasks for the graph.
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arve
07/08/2025, 8:36 PM
For me the plethora of internal tasks come off as noise / spam and feel unnecessary for a view like this - could use CLI for these specific, rarely used cases.
But basic tasks like build, clean, run tests, etc are nice to be able to do either for a specific module or for the whole project.
As well as giving a window into Amer’s view of the project
(because we are using Amper and not IntelliJ to build)