Make clean task recognize test coordinates#677
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What does this PR do?
When running
./gradlew clean test -Pcoordinates=<maven-gav-coordinates>, Gradle won't cleanbuilddirectory made in a sub-project on the location specified with-Pcoordinates. At the moment user can't force clean sub-project build directory before running test.In some cases Gradle may think that there are no changes since last run (for example if we just change environment variable) and therefore it won't build a new image. In this case, we would like to force a clean, before running the test.
This PR implements the fix for that.
Note: with this implementation, if we run
./gradlew cleanit will perform a clean on all sub-projects. Since./gradlew testruns all tests from all sub-projects, I would say that this is desirable behavior.