in my root `build.gradle` I have `apply from: 'test.gradle.kts'`, then in `test.gradle.kts` I have: ...

# gradle

[arekolek]

in my root build.gradle I have apply from: 'test.gradle.kts', then in test.gradle.kts I have:

tasks.register("vytibnhcyfugohsjfdbnafvdsa") {

}

After I run Sync Project with Gradle files twice, I get this warning in Android Studio (see image), and the log says

Caused by: org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.DefaultTaskContainer$DuplicateTaskException: Cannot add task 'vytibnhcyfugohsjfdbnafvdsa' as a task with that name already exists.

Am I doing something wrong, or is this is a bug?

[Francisco Javier Ruiz Rodriguez]

Maybe you are adding this file twice?

[arekolek]

certainly not

[arekolek]

also: ./gradlew tasks doesn't give any more information, it prints the task name as expected among other tasks

[Marc Knaup]

You could println(…) something before creating the task.
Probably and for whatever reason the script is executed twice 😮

[arekolek]

I added println("vyuogihj") before tasks.register , then I got:

$ ./gradlew tasks | grep vyuogihj              
vyuogihj

[arekolek]

also, when I sync with gradle in Android Studio, this is the output

[Francisco Javier Ruiz Rodriguez]

Maybe the best option is to register the tasks only if it doesn't exist.
I'm not a gradle expert, but I think the integration between Android Studio and kotlin gradle files are experimental