doLast {
                    val zero = ${ZeroThought::class.qualifiedName}()
                    val light = ${LightThought::class.qualifiedName}()
                    val deep = ${DeepThought::class.qualifiedName}()
                    println("*" + zero.compute() + "*")
                    println("*" + light.compute() + "*")
                    println("*" + deep.compute() + "*")
                }
            }

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 *
 * <dl>
 *     <dt>file system hierarchy</dt>
 *     <dd>A directory on the file system with all its descendants.</dd>
 *
 *     <dt>watchable hierarchies</dt>
 *     <dd>The list of file system hierarchies Gradle might want to watch if interesting content appears in the VFS for them.
 *     These are currently roots of the builds seen by the daemon during the current or previous invocations.

        } else {
            return PluginResolutionResult.found(new InjectedClasspathPluginResolution(plugin));
        }
    }

    public String getDescription() {
        // It's true right now that this is always coming from the TestKit, but might not be in the future.
        return "Gradle TestKit";
    }

    private static class InjectedClasspathPluginResolution implements PluginResolution {

        task.nested = new Tree(value: "root", right: new Tree(value: "right", right: new Tree(value: "right")))

        when:
        visitProperties(task)

        then:
        _ * visitor.visitNested() >> true
        noExceptionThrown()
        task.nested.right == task.nested.right.right
    }

    def "nested beans can be re-used"() {

    private final ProviderInternal<A> left;
    private final ProviderInternal<B> right;

    public BiProvider(@Nullable Class<R> type, Provider<A> left, Provider<B> right, BiFunction<? super A, ? super B, ? extends R> combiner) {
        this.type = type;
        this.combiner = combiner;
        this.left = Providers.internal(left);
        this.right = Providers.internal(right);
    }

    @Override
    protected String toStringNoReentrance() {

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 * </p>
 *
 * <ul>
 *     <li>"any state". The provider will return the value and make no guarantees about the content. This might be used, for example, when generating IDE configuration files or models.
 *     The task that generates the configuration file might only care where some output file will end up and not care whether or not that file has been built yet.

     * And if the provided timestamp is in `millisecond` precision, then we will definitely detect changes for that file correctly.
     * But if it's in `second` precision we might not detect changes, and we might need to discard the hash at the end of the build.
     */
    private boolean isReliableTimestampPrecision(long timestamp) {
        return isCurrentTimestampHighPrecision || isHighTimestampPrecision(timestamp);

        model.left.message == "It works from project :"
        model.right.message == "It works from project :"
        outputContains("script log statement")

        when:
        def model2 = runPhasedBuildAction(new SomeToolingModelBuildAction(), new SomeToolingModelBuildAction())

        then:
        model2.left.message == "It works from project :"
        model2.right.message == "It works from project :"