After some discussion in #gradle, we decided that an implementation revolved around lazily creating the jarJar task when jarJar.enable() is called would be the best solution, so here's my implementation of that. There's currently nothing in place that accounts for the end user in UserDev calling jarJar.disable(), but for now this should be fine.
Successor to #884, fixes #883.
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After some discussion in #gradle, we decided that an implementation revolved around lazily creating the
jarJartask whenjarJar.enable()is called would be the best solution, so here's my implementation of that. There's currently nothing in place that accounts for the end user in UserDev callingjarJar.disable(), but for now this should be fine.