e.message == "Cannot query the value of <display> because <reason>."

        and:
        1 * host.beforeRead(null) >> "<reason>"
        0 * _

        when:
        def result = collection.files

        then:
        result == [file] as Set

        and:
        1 * host.beforeRead(null) >> null
        1 * fileResolver.resolve('a') >> file
        0 * _
    }

        then:
        1 * host.beforeRead(null) >> "<reason>"

        and:
        def e = thrown(IllegalStateException)
        e.message == "Cannot query the value of this property because <reason>."

        when:
        property.attachOwner(owner(), displayName("<display-name>"))
        property.get()

        then:
        1 * host.beforeRead(null) >> "<reason>"

        and:

			schemaGenerator: func(max *int64) *schema.Structural {
				strType := withMaxLength(primitiveType("string", ""), max)
				beforeLen := int64(2)
				afterLen := int64(4)
				objType := objectType(map[string]schema.Structural{
					"str":    strType,
					"before": withMaxLength(primitiveType("string", ""), &beforeLen),
					"after":  withMaxLength(primitiveType("string", ""), &afterLen),
				})

                                    METHOD_STATIC_RANGE_WEIGHT_ONLY_INT8) {
      // Skipping input type check for weight-only quantization as it can be
      // dequantized beforehand for the legacy scheme.
      has_quantized_types = true;
    } else {
      // Determines if all required float input/outputs are now quantized.
      // Either one of the criteria needs to meet.

----
====

You can of course just add an explicit task dependency via `dependsOn`, but the above approach provides more semantic meaning, explaining why `compileJava` has to run beforehand.

[[sec:disable-state-tracking]]
=== Disabling up-to-date checks

Gradle automatically handles up-to-date checks for output files and directories, but what if the task output is something else entirely?