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That's probably the communication with the daemon I would guess.
The actual Gradle build always runs in a build daemon, never in the commandline tool you run.
Even with
--no-daemon
which actually does not mean "do not use a daemon" but "do not preserve the daemon for futher builds when the build is finished and also do not use an existing daemon", but that would be a bit long as option name 😄
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i see... I'm not sure why dagger run would prevent communication to the daemon, as to my understanding it is just a golang process that kicks off the requested shell command, with some extra env variables attached. Will have to investigate more.
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