How Do I Run a Gradle Task From the Command Line?

To run a Gradle task from the command line, you can use the following command:

gradle <taskName>

Example:

To run the build task, you would use the following command:

gradle build

Additional Tips:

Specify the Gradle project directory: If you are not in the root directory of your Gradle project, you need to specify the path to the project directory. For example:
```
gradle -p /path/to/project build
```
Run a specific task from a specific subproject: To run a task from a specific subproject, use the following syntax:
```
gradle :<subprojectName>:<taskName>
```
Example:
```
gradle :app:build
```
List available tasks: To see a list of available tasks, use the following command:
```
gradle tasks
```
Get help for a specific task: To get help on a specific task, use the following command:
```
gradle help <taskName>
```
Run a task with specific options: You can pass options to a task using the following syntax:
```
gradle <taskName> --option1=value1 --option2=value2
```
Example:
```
gradle build --info
```

Remember: The exact commands and options may vary depending on your Gradle project configuration.

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