model.getDependencyData("groovy-json").version.preferredVersion == '3.0.5'
        model.getDependencyData("groovy.json").version.preferredVersion == '3.0.5'
        model.getDependencyData("groovy_json").version.preferredVersion == '3.0.5'
    }

    def "can use arbitrary separators when building bundles"() {
        builder.library("foo.bar", "foo:bar:1.0")
        builder.library("foo-baz", "foo:baz:1.0")

        when:
        generate {
            library('groovy.json', 'g:a:v')
            library('groovyJson', 'g:a:v')
        }

        then:
        InvalidUserDataException ex = thrown()
        verify ex.message, nameClash {
            inConflict('groovy.json', 'groovyJson')
            getterName('getGroovyJson')
        }

        when:
        generate {

    implementation(libs.commonsIo)
    implementation(libs.commonsLang)
    implementation(libs.errorProneAnnotations)
    implementation(libs.fastutil)
    implementation(libs.groovyAnt)
    implementation(libs.groovyJson)
    implementation(libs.groovyTemplates)
    implementation(libs.groovyXml)
    implementation(libs.slf4jApi)
    implementation(libs.tomlj) {
        // Used for its nullability annotations, not needed at runtime

    dependencies {
        testCompileOnly(libs.junit)
        testRuntimeOnly(libs.junit5Vintage)
        testImplementation(libs.groovy)
        testImplementation(libs.groovyAnt)
        testImplementation(libs.groovyJson)
        testImplementation(libs.groovyTest)
        testImplementation(libs.groovyXml)
        testImplementation(libs.spock)
        testImplementation(libs.junit5Vintage)
        testImplementation(libs.spockJUnit4)

        api(libs.groovyNio)             { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyDoc)             { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyJson)            { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyTemplates)       { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyTest)            { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}

    val groovyConsole = "$groovyGroup:groovy-console"
    val groovyDateUtil = "$groovyGroup:groovy-dateutil"
    val groovyDatetime = "$groovyGroup:groovy-datetime"
    val groovyDoc = "$groovyGroup:groovy-groovydoc"
    val groovyJson = "$groovyGroup:groovy-json"
    val groovyNio = "$groovyGroup:groovy-nio"
    val groovySql = "$groovyGroup:groovy-sql"
    val groovyTemplates = "$groovyGroup:groovy-templates"
    val groovyTest = "$groovyGroup:groovy-test"

In case you want to avoid the generation of a subgroup accessor, we recommend relying on case to differentiate.
For example the aliases `groovyCore`, `groovyJson` and `groovyXml` would be mapped to the `libs.groovyCore`, `libs.groovyJson` and `libs.groovyXml` accessors respectively.