Hey @autonomousapps, I know it’s not easily reproducible, only happened two times for us, but when it happens it comes with a vengeance and usual “clean/clear” operations don’t help, even heavy duty ones where we delete half the ~/.gradle folder; only the above full clean and and no-cache build helped.
We have a known commit where if you do git checkout a; gradlew; git checkout b; gradlew this will repro, but can’t share our full codebase for obvious reasons. If I find time I may try to reduce to a minimal example, but until then I’m just simply asking how to clean a single task/subproject’s build cache? (similar to how it’s possible to :subproj:cleanSomeTask and :subproj:clean)
What I want to know is if a task says FROM-CACHE, how do I make it forcefully rebuild and run the actual task operations without reading any cached state and only using the real input files and build folder intermediate files?