> The clean from gradle deletes the folder entirely and creates a new one in it's place. That's really bizarre behavior. If the folder has no files or zero byt

> The clean from gradle deletes the folder entirely and creates a new one in it's place. That's really bizarre behavior. If the folder has no files or zero byte files then it might make sense, but if gradle's deleting non-empty files that don't concern it, that seems to be more of a problem with gradle. I get the point though; if there's no versioning, why bother having an empty folder?