TextUtil.shorterOf("", "bb") == ""
        TextUtil.shorterOf("", "") == ""
    }

    def "#camelCase to kebab = #kebabCase"() {
        expect:
        TextUtil.camelToKebabCase(camelCase) == kebabCase

        where:
        camelCase   | kebabCase
        ""          | ""
        "foo"       | "foo"
        "fooBar"    | "foo-bar"
        "Foo"       | "foo"

        outputContains 'Dependency path: ":"'

        where:
        root         | accessor
        'test'       | 'test'
        'root'       | 'root'
        'snake_case' | 'snakeCase'
        'kebab-case' | 'kebabCase'
        'camelCase'  | 'camelCase'

    }

You can use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camel_case[camel case] patterns for more complex abbreviations. These patterns are expanded to match camel case and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kebab_case[kebab case] names.
For example, the pattern `foBa` (or `fB`) matches `fooBar` and `foo-bar`.

More concretely, you can run the `compileTest` task in the `my-awesome-library` subproject with the command `gradle mAL:cT`.