The property is automatically added to the internal project property as well. prefix, we can simply refer to the name of the property. To read the value of the property, we don’t have to use the ext. To add our own properties, we have to define them in an ext script block in a build file. When we run the build, we get the following output: $ gradle defaultProperties :defaultProperties Project: root project 'props' Name: defaultProperties Path: :defaultProperties Project directory: /Users/mrhaki/gradle-book/Code_Files/props Build directory: /Users/mrhaki/gradle-book/Code_Files/props/build Version: 1.0 Group: Sample Description: Sample build file to show project properties AntBuilder: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 1.458 secs Defining custom properties in script

The following build file has a task of showing the value of the properties: version = '1.0'ĭescription = 'Sample build file to show project properties' rootDir FileThe directory of the project at the root of a project structure. buildDir FileThe directory with the build name in the directory, containing the build script. projectDir FileThe directory containing the build script. description StringThe description of the project. path StringThe absolute path of the project. name StringThe name of the project directory. NameTypeDefault value project ProjectThe project instance.

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