# TaskReportTask

API Documentation: | `TaskReportTask`

Displays a list of tasks in the project. An instance of this type is used when you execute the `tasks` task from the command-line.

By default, this report shows only those tasks which have been assigned to a task group, so-called visible tasks. Tasks which have not been assigned to a task group, so-called hidden tasks, can be included in the report by enabling the command line option `--all`.

### Properties

Property | Description
`displayGroup` | The task group to be displayed. This property can be set via command-line option '--group'.
`outputFile` | The file which the report will be written to. When set to `null`, the report is written to `System.out`. Defaults to `null`.
`projects` | The set of project to generate this report for. By default, the report is generated for the task's containing project.
`showDetail` | Whether to show "invisible" tasks without a group or dependent tasks. This property can be set via command-line option '--all'.
`showTypes` | Incubating Whether to show the task types next to their names in the output. This property can be set via command-line option '--types'.

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### Property details

#### `String` `displayGroup`

The task group to be displayed. This property can be set via command-line option '--group'.

#### `File` `outputFile`

The file which the report will be written to. When set to `null`, the report is written to `System.out`. Defaults to `null`.

#### ``Set`<`Project`>` `projects`

The set of project to generate this report for. By default, the report is generated for the task's containing project.

#### `boolean` `showDetail` (write-only)

Whether to show "invisible" tasks without a group or dependent tasks. This property can be set via command-line option '--all'.

#### ``Property`<`Boolean`>` `showTypes`

Note: This property is incubating and may change in a future version of Gradle.

Whether to show the task types next to their names in the output. This property can be set via command-line option '--types'.