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allprojects is the current project and all descendents.
If you really need this, you need to do it on `rootProject`

It would include the current project and exclude the root project

Well, yes, depends on the use-case what you want.

He said "all other projects" and his try also shows what he wants. :slightly_smiling_face:

But he didn't say whether the `build.gradle.kts` is the root build file or not :wink:

ahh yes, `rootProject.allprojects.filter { it.path != path }` gets what I want, thanks

&gt; But he didn't say whether the `build.gradle.kts` is the root build file or not
He did not, but if it would be, it would have worked :wink:

this is in a multimodule build and I'm experimenting with aggregating from all other subprojects (including the root!) into a leaf subproject (which doesn't have any nested projects)