nativeRuntimeVariant[label=<nativeRuntime<i>Variant</i> (R)>]
  }

  subgraph right {
    node[style=filled, fillcolor="#ea9999"]
    cppApiElements -> variantLinkElements -> variantRuntimeElements [style=invis, weight=1000]

    cppApiElements[label="cppApiElements (C)"]
    variantLinkElements[label=<<i>variant</i>LinkElements (C)>]
    variantRuntimeElements[label=<<i>variant</i>RuntimeElements (C)>]
  }

        Usage apiUsage = objectFactory.named(Usage.class, Usage.C_PLUS_PLUS_API);

        @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
        Configuration ae = configurations.migratingUnlocked(getNames().withSuffix("cppApiElements"), ConfigurationRolesForMigration.CONSUMABLE_DEPENDENCY_SCOPE_TO_CONSUMABLE);
        apiElements = ae;
        apiElements.extendsFrom(dependencies.getApiDependencies());

        expect:
        library.apiDependencies == project.configurations.api
    }

    def "has api elements configuration"() {
        expect:
        library.apiElements == project.configurations.cppApiElements
    }

    def "has main publication"() {
        expect:
        library.mainPublication
    }

    def "uses convention for public headers when nothing specified"() {

This is where you should declare dependencies which are purely internal and not meant to be exposed to consumers of this specific variant.


The following configurations are used by consumers:

`cppApiElements` extends `main__Variant__Implementation`::
Used for compiling against the library.
This configuration is meant to be used by consumers, to retrieve all the elements necessary to compile against the library.

  - Variant 'cppApiElements':
      - Incompatible because this component declares attribute 'org.gradle.usage' with value 'cplusplus-api' and the consumer needed attribute 'org.gradle.usage' with value 'native-runtime'
      - Other compatible attributes: