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hi its tom here and welcome to another gradle best practice tip and this time id like to recommend to stop cleaning your project before you build it and i think this is quite a common one for people to think that every time that theyre going to build the project we need to run a clean first and that just really defeats the whole point of the gradle incremental build feature because every single task needs to get rerun whereas with incremental build gradle is very intelligent in that it knows what the inputs to tasks and the outputs the tasks are and it can work out whether it needs to run it again so to take a concrete example lets think about the compiled java task its inputs are the java source files and its outputs of the compiled java classes and if neither of those has changed then theres no reason for gradle to rerun that task and if youve got a medium to large size project then youre probably wasting a lot of time if youre doing a clean before a build because youre havi
