assert canBeConsumed
    }
}
// end::setup-configurations[]

// tag::define_attribute[]
// An attribute of type `String`
def myAttribute = Attribute.of("my.attribute.name", String)
// An attribute of type `Usage`
def myUsage = Attribute.of("my.usage.attribute", Usage)
// end::define_attribute[]

// tag::register-attributes[]
dependencies.attributesSchema {

        assert(isCanBeConsumed)
    }
}
// end::setup-configurations[]

// tag::define_attribute[]
// An attribute of type `String`
val myAttribute = Attribute.of("my.attribute.name", String::class.java)
// An attribute of type `Usage`
val myUsage = Attribute.of("my.usage.attribute", Usage::class.java)
// end::define_attribute[]

// tag::register-attributes[]
dependencies.attributesSchema {

.Define attributes
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include::sample[dir="snippets/dependencyManagement/attributeMatching/kotlin",files="build.gradle.kts[tags=define_attribute]"]
include::sample[dir="snippets/dependencyManagement/attributeMatching/groovy",files="build.gradle[tags=define_attribute]"]
====

Attribute types support most Java primitive classes; such as `String` and `Integer`; Or anything extending `org.gradle.api.Named`.

org.apache.ivy.util; public final synchronized class Configurator$Macro { private Configurator$MacroDef macrodef; private java.util.Map attValues; private java.util.Map macroRecords; public void Configurator$Macro(Configurator$MacroDef); public final void defineAttribute(String, String); public final Configurator$MacroRecord recordCreateChild(String); public final Object play(Configurator); } org/apache/ivy/util/Configurator$MacroDef.class package org.apache.ivy.util; public final synchronized class Configurator$MacroDef...