NETBEANS-4720 Support custom gradle test sourcesets #4721
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NetBeans 15 hardcodes the 'cleanTest' and 'test' tasks for all tests regardless of the test sourceset the code exists within. This should be 'clean[TestSourceSetName]' and '[testSourceSetName]' instead (which still works for the default test sourceset 'test'.
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NetBeans 15 hardcodes the 'cleanTest' and 'test' tasks for all tests regardless of the test sourceset the code exists within. This should be 'clean[TestSourceSetName]' and '[testSourceSetName]' instead (which still works for the default test sourceset 'test'.
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