Package-level declarations

An action that executes against a Gradle build and produces a result of type T.

Used to execute a BuildAction in the build process.

Thrown when a BuildAction fails.

Thrown when a org.gradle.tooling.LongRunningOperation is cancelled before the operation completes.

Provides a BuildAction various ways to control a Gradle build and access information about the build.

Thrown when a Gradle build fails or when a model cannot be built.

A BuildLauncher allows you to configure and execute a Gradle build.

Token that propagates notification that an operation should be cancelled.

A CancellationTokenSource allows you to issue cancellation requests to one or more org.gradle.tooling.LongRunningOperation instances.

A ConfigurableLauncher allows you to configure a long running operation.

Represents a failure.

Represent a test assertion failure where the test fails due to a broken assertion.

Thrown when there is some problem using a Gradle connection.

A GradleConnector is the main entry point to the Gradle tooling API.

A handler for an intermediate result obtained by a BuildActionExecuter.

Thrown whenever a listener fails with an exception, which in general implies that the build completed like it should, but that one of the listeners failed with an exception.

Offers ways to communicate both ways with a Gradle operation, be it building a model or running tasks.

A ModelBuilder allows you to fetch a snapshot of some model for a project or a build.

Some information about a piece of work of a long running operation.

A listener which is notified as some long running operation makes progress.

Represents a long-lived connection to a Gradle project.

A handler for an asynchronous operation which returns an object of type T.

Receives a value sent via send.

Represent a test assertion failure where the test fails due to a broken assertion.

Thrown when the org.gradle.tooling.TestLauncher cannot run tests, or when one or more tests fail.

Describes a test failure, that can either be a test assertion failure or a test framework failure.

Describes an unexpected test failure, i.e.

A TestLauncher allows you to execute tests in a Gradle build.

Provides infrastructure to select which test classes, methods, and packages will be included in the test execution.

Provides test selection from a specific test task.

Thrown when the client is trying to acquire a model that is unknown to the Tooling API.

Thrown when the target Gradle version does not support a particular feature.