return new DefaultPropertyAnnotationMetadata(propertyName, getter, resolveAnnotations());
        }

        private static final String IGNORED_PROPERTY_MUST_NOT_BE_ANNOTATED = "IGNORED_PROPERTY_MUST_NOT_BE_ANNOTATED";

        private ImmutableMap<AnnotationCategory, Annotation> resolveAnnotations() {
            // If method should be ignored, then ignore all other annotations

Reason: A property is ignored but also has input annotations.

Possible solutions:
  1. Remove the input annotations.
  2. Remove the @Internal annotation.

${validationMessage("ignored_property_must_not_be_annotated")}
"""
    }

    def "tests outputof conflictingAnnotationsMessage"() {
        when:
        render conflictingAnnotationsMessage {
            type('Whatever').property('prop')

To fix this, either make the getter public, or annotate an existing getter instead, or create a new annotated getter.

[[ignored_property_must_not_be_annotated]]
== Annotations on ignored properties

        expect:
        assertValidationFailsWith([
            error(ignoredAnnotatedPropertyConfig { type('MyTask').property('oldProperty').ignoring('ReplacedBy').alsoAnnotatedWith('Input') }, 'validation_problems', 'ignored_property_must_not_be_annotated')
        ])

        and:
        if (isProblemsApiCheckEnabled()) {
            verifyAll(receivedProblem(0)) {

        def config = display(IgnoredAnnotationPropertyMessage, 'ignored_property_must_not_be_annotated', spec)
        config.description("annotated with @${config.ignoringAnnotation} should not be also annotated with ${config.alsoAnnotatedWith.collect { "@$it" }.join(", ")}")