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That's more a question to JetBrains probably. But I think the answer is no, if I got the question right.

I don't think that was the question :slightly_smiling_face:

The second part? I don't know. But anyway it's a IDEA question :smile:

<@URQ797WRW> is correct. couldn't think of a more appropriate channel for it, for intellij anyway

There is probably no approprate channel, it is more a question for JetBrains support

<@U04NA0ETHCN> Just an idea that I had: With some fiddling, you can probably create run configuration files in the project (that could be done with a gradle plugin or a script).
Or you copy them (run configurations manually created and stored in one project) manually from one project to another. Would that help?

Actually, the question is, what the point is.
If he wants to execute the `wrapper` task, he can always do `Ctrl-Ctrl` and then write in `gradle wrapper` even if the project is not a Gradle build.
But actually, it would not help as you can only use the `wrapper` task if the project is already a Gradle build.
And if the project is already a Gradle build, it is also available in the Gradle tool window.
I just didn't ask for further details to clarify, because the question is off-topic. :wink:

<@U05RUEL9FPW> yep, that's an option but the issue for me is that it's per-project only. kinda surprises me sometimes how intellij often doesn't have global configs. and apparently, intellij does not store history across projects, nor favorite tasks you might add.
having to memorize special syntax is just a waste of time for me. the gradle wrapper version param is --gradle-version=x.x, which is a little unique too. especially if you ever have more unique syntaxes, since gradle (+ IDE integrations) does not offer autocomplete abilities for 'gradle mytask --property-thing=...'