If I do
println '${project.projectDir}'
in my build.gradle file, I get the replaced output (i.e. /home/user/project) as intended. However, If I have in my build.gradle file:
apply from: 'myFile.gradle'
and then in myFile.gradle if I have:
println '${project.projectDir}'
I get “${project.projectDir}” as the output string (which is a bit scary that I got that). Can someone tell me how I might get the original Groovy-like behavior when I use apply from?