}

    private String join(String message1, String message2) {
        String message = "";

        if (message1 != null && !message1.isEmpty()) {
            message = message1.trim();
        }

        if (message2 != null && !message2.isEmpty()) {
            if (message != null && !message.isEmpty()) {
                if (message.endsWith(".") || message.endsWith("!") || message.endsWith(":")) {

        result2 instanceof BuildStarted
        result2.diagnostics.daemonLog == message2.diagnostics.daemonLog
        result2.diagnostics.pid == null
    }

    def "can serialize other messages"() {
        expect:
        def messageResult = serialize(message, serializer)
        messageResult.class == message.class

        where:

	}
}

// NewInternalError returns a new diag.Message based on InternalError.
func NewInternalError(r *resource.Instance, detail string) diag.Message {
	return diag.NewMessage(
		InternalError,
		r,
		detail,
	)
}

// NewDeprecated returns a new diag.Message based on Deprecated.
func NewDeprecated(r *resource.Instance, detail string) diag.Message {
	return diag.NewMessage(
		Deprecated,
		r,

# Please keep entries ordered by code.
# NOTE: The range 0000-0100 is reserved for internal and/or future use.
messages:
  - name: "InternalError"
    code: IST0001
    level: Error
    description: "There was an internal error in the toolchain. This is almost always a bug in the implementation."
    template: "Internal error: %v"
    args:
      - name: detail
        type: string

  - name: "Deprecated"
    code: IST0002
    level: Warning

        then:
        def messages = models.left
        messages.size() == 2
        messages[0] == "It works from project :"
        messages[1] == "It works from project :a"
        def model = models.right
        model.size() == 2
        model[0].message == "It works from project :"
        model[1].message == "It works from project :a"

        and:

	if err != nil {
		return local.AnalysisResult{}, err
	}
	return result, err
}

// Pull just the fields we want to check out of diag.Message
func extractFields(msgs diag.Messages) []message {
	result := make([]message, 0)
	for _, m := range msgs {
		expMsg := message{
			messageType: m.Type,
		}
		if m.Resource != nil {
			expMsg.origin = m.Resource.Origin.FriendlyName()
		}

 * <li>If the build is started, the client may send {@link org.gradle.launcher.daemon.protocol.Cancel} message before {@link CloseInput} message.</li>
 * <li>The daemon sends exactly one {@link Result} message. It may no longer send any messages.</li>
 * <li>The client sends a {@link CloseInput} message, if not already sent. It may no longer send any {@link ForwardInput} messages.</li>

                upgradeFromAll();

                saveInfo(messages -> messages.addSuccessStartedDataUpdate(GLOBAL));

                systemHelper.reloadConfiguration();
            } catch (final Exception e) {
                logger.warn("Failed to upgrade data.", e);
                saveError(messages -> messages.addErrorsFailedToUpgradeFrom(GLOBAL, VERSION_13_0, e.getLocalizedMessage()));
            }

[[sec:fine_tuning_ant_logging]]
=== Fine-tuning Ant logging

The default mapping of Ant message priority to the Gradle log level can sometimes be problematic.
For example, no message priority maps directly to the `LIFECYCLE` log level, which is the default for Gradle.

[[logLevels]]
== Understanding Log levels

There are 6 log levels in Gradle:

[horizontal]
ERROR:: Error messages
QUIET:: Important information messages
WARNING:: Warning messages
LIFECYCLE:: Progress information messages
INFO:: Information messages
DEBUG:: Debug messages

NOTE: The console's rich components (build status and work-in-progress area) are displayed regardless of the log level used.