*
 * @param V the return type.
 * @param function the function to be adapted.
 * @param owner optional owner of the Closure.
 * @param thisObject optional _this Object_ of the Closure.
 *
 * @see [Closure]
 */
open class KotlinClosure0<V : Any>(
    val function: () -> V?,
    owner: Any? = null,
    thisObject: Any? = null
) : groovy.lang.Closure<V?>(owner, thisObject) {

If you run the command from the _services_ project directory, you will only execute the task in _services:shared_ and _services:webservice_.

The basic rule behind Gradle's behavior is to *execute all tasks down the hierarchy with _this_ name*.
And *complain if there is _no_ such task found* in any of the subprojects traversed.

As described above, for each repository there is a separate metadata cache.
A repository is identified by its URL, type and layout.
If a module or artifact has not been previously resolved from _this repository_, Gradle will attempt to resolve the module against the repository.
This will always involve a remote lookup on the repository, however in many cases <<#sub:cache_artifact_reuse,no download will be required>>.