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extracting `gradle.taskGraph.allTasks.none { it.name == "updateReadme" }` into `provider` and `get` it inside the task should do the trick, but you'll lose laziness - CC evaluates all such providers at store time.

Even `provider *{* _gradle_._taskGraph_._allTasks_ *}` and using that inside should do, shouldn't it?*

I don't think so, CC cannot serialize `Task` references. Unless Slack formatter garbled your code and you meant serializing the list of task names

Hm, strange.
Because
```val foo by tasks.registering {
    val foo = provider { gradle.taskGraph.allTasks }
    doLast {
        println(foo.get())
    }
}```
seems to work fine

```21:51:40: Executing 'foo --configuration-cache'...

Reusing configuration cache.

&gt; Task :foo
[task ':foo']

BUILD SUCCESSFUL in 160ms
1 actionable task: 1 executed
Configuration cache entry reused.
21:51:41: Execution finished 'foo --configuration-cache'.```

This works because you only have one task

Oh, that's sneaky.
It can serialize itself but as soon as I do `gw foo help` it indeed breaks, thanks.

So yeah, then `provider *{* _gradle_._taskGraph_._allTasks_._map_ *{ it*.name *} }` or* `provider *{* _gradle_._taskGraph_._allTasks_._map_ *{ it*.path *} }`, thanks*

Yep, that works perfectly fine, thanks again