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@meonkeys meonkeys commented Jun 10, 2026

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Let's simplify our build commands. The Gradle daemon will save on Java startup times. Gradle should handle caching so we shouldn't need to many explicit "-x" exclusions. The shorter commands are easier to read, maintain, and reproduce apart from GitHub Actions (e.g. during local dev/test). If we need to add some -x exclusions back, we can, but ideally we get Gradle to do that kind of fiddly work for us.

Guidance from Ádám Sághy:

our gradle task dependencies should be rather reviewed first why any of the excluded tasks been triggered (hence depended) for the target task

FINERACT-2637

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@meonkeys can you try rebase against develop. I think this will fix the failing checks.

Let's simplify our build commands. The Gradle daemon will save on Java
startup times. Gradle should handle caching so we shouldn't need to many
explicit "-x" exclusions. The shorter commands are easier to read,
maintain, and reproduce apart from GitHub Actions (e.g. during local
dev/test). If we need to add some -x exclusions back, we can, but
ideally we get Gradle to do that kind of fiddly work for us.

Guidance from Ádám Sághy:

> our gradle task dependencies should be rather reviewed first why any
> of the excluded tasks been triggered (hence depended) for the target
> task
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