* a better idea to rely on inference which will calculate the target JVM version
     * lazily, for example calling {@code JvmLanguageUtilities#useDefaultTargetPlatformInference(Configuration, TaskProvider)}.
     * For consumers, it makes sense to specify a specific version of JVM they target.
     *
     * @param version the Java version
     */

        this.project = project;
        configurationToCompileTasks = new HashMap<>(5);
    }

    @Override
    public <COMPILE extends AbstractCompile & HasCompileOptions> void useDefaultTargetPlatformInference(Configuration configuration, TaskProvider<COMPILE> compileTask) {
        ConfigurationInternal configurationInternal = (ConfigurationInternal) configuration;

        Configuration apiElements = maybeCreateElementsConfiguration(configName, configurations, useMigrationRoleForElementsConfigurations);

        apiElements.setVisible(false);
        jvmLanguageUtilities.useDefaultTargetPlatformInference(apiElements, compileJava);
        jvmPluginServices.configureAsApiElements(apiElements);
        capabilities.forEach(apiElements.getOutgoing()::capability);

            (BUNDLING_ATTRIBUTE): named(Bundling, EXTERNAL),
            (TARGET_JVM_ENVIRONMENT_ATTRIBUTE): named(TargetJvmEnvironment, STANDARD_JVM),
        ]

        when:
        jvmLanguageUtilities.useDefaultTargetPlatformInference(config, javaCompileProvider)

        then:
        mutable.asMap() == [
            (CATEGORY_ATTRIBUTE): named(Category, LIBRARY),
            (USAGE_ATTRIBUTE): named(Usage, JAVA_API),