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<section id="sec:rerun_tasks">
<title>Forcing tasks to execute</title>
<para>
Many tasks, particularly those provided by Gradle itself, support <link linkend="incremental_tasks">incremental builds</link>.
Many tasks, particularly those provided by Gradle itself, support <link linkend="sec:up_to_date_checks">incremental builds</link>.
Such tasks can determine whether they need to run or not based on whether their inputs or outputs have changed since the last
time they ran. You can easily identify incremental tasks when Gradle displays the text <literal>UP-TO-DATE</literal> next to
their name when executing a build.
time they ran. You can easily identify tasks that take part in incremental build when Gradle displays
the text <literal>UP-TO-DATE</literal> next to their name during a build run.
</para>
<para>
You may on occasion want to force Gradle to run all the tasks, ignoring any up-to-date checks. If that's the case, simply use
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