It seems to me that gradle builds can only fail at publish stage since the default command uses an unexisting init script outside of the project. The default command used is :
./gradlew deploy -I ../deploy.gradle
By activating --debug and --stacktrace in Settings -> Publish -> Run default commands, I could see that the file didn't exist
The specified initialization script '/home/jitpack/build/deploy.gradle' does not exist.
It seems to me that gradle builds can only fail at publish stage since the default command uses an unexisting init script outside of the project. The default command used is :
./gradlew deploy -I ../deploy.gradleBy activating
--debugand--stacktraceinSettings -> Publish -> Run default commands, I could see that the file didn't existThe specified initialization script '/home/jitpack/build/deploy.gradle' does not exist.