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v
Does it change anything if you do not use the internal class, but inject the
BuildEventsListenerRegistry
interface and use
onTaskCompletion
on it?
f
We used BuildEventListenerRegistryInternal, to take info about build stats. To have a better idea, the code is more or less the same to this one: https://proandroiddev.com/gradle-configuration-caching-replacing-a-build-listener-with-build-services-40bde11937f1 https://github.com/jonnycaley/build-service-demonstration
v
Too much code to read right now. Which information do you miss from the public API?
f
Yeah, I understood, no idea which public API should use, we’re pretty new on Gradle Plugin development. This was our first test and we take inspiration from the article to have build info and be configuration compatible. I don’t know if there is a public BuildEventListener we’re we can access to build info
v
The one I mentioned is the public api
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f
ah ok, I’ll try, thank you
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