It is good practice in Gradle to use lazy configuration. This makes builds faster as only configuration values are evaluated when needed. We should try to not let Gradle spend time on evaluating configuration values that will not be used. For example tasks that are not executed could still be configured by Gradle. If we make sure the configuration of these tasks is lazy we can save time.

Gradle gives us a lazy way to get the value of a Java system property. In our build script we can use the providers property of type ProviderFactory and the method systemProperty(String). This method returns a Provider<String> instance that can be used to get the value of a system property in a lazy way. The method systemProperty can also be used with a Provider<String> argument.

In the following example we register two tasks that print the value of the Java system property user.name to the console. We use lazy configuration to make sure the value of the system property is only fetched when the task is executed.

It is good practice in Gradle to use lazy configuration. This makes builds faster as only configuration values are evaluated when needed. We should try to not let Gradle spend time on evaluating configuration values that will not be used. For example tasks that are not executed could still be configured by Gradle. If we make sure the configuration of these tasks is lazy we can save time.

Gradle gives us a lazy way to get the value of an environment variable. In our build script we can use the providers property of type ProviderFactory and the method environmentVariable(String). This method returns a Provider<String> instance that can be used to get the value of an environment variable in a lazy way.

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