@OutputFile
                abstract RegularFileProperty getOutputFile()

                @Internal
                Set<File> classpath = project.configurations["myconf"].files
                BadTask() {
                    println("creating bad task")
                }
                @TaskAction
                void printIt() {

                @OutputFile
                abstract RegularFileProperty getOutputFile()

                @Internal
                Set<File> classpath = project.configurations["myconf"].files
                BadTask() {
                    println("creating bad task")
                }
                @TaskAction
                void printIt() {

                    DependencyScopeConfiguration myConf = project.getConfigurations().dependencyScope("myConf").get();
                    DependencyScopeConfiguration myOtherConf = project.getConfigurations().dependencyScope("myOtherConf").get();

                    // create and wire the custom dependencies extension's dependencies to these global configurations

        assert dd.dependencyArtifacts.size() == 2
        assertDependencyArtifact(dd, "yourartifact8-1", ["myconf1", "myconf2", "myconf3", "myconf4", "myoldconf"])
        assertDependencyArtifact(dd, "yourartifact8-2", ["myconf1", "myconf2", "myconf3", "myconf4", "myoldconf"])

        // Dependency artifacts with confs
        dd = getDependency(dependencies, "yourmodule9")

	You can use it especially with myconf1 and myconf2, and myconf4 is not too bad too.
		</description>

		<e:someExtra>56576</e:someExtra>
	</info>
	<configurations>
		<conf name="myconf1" description="desc 1" e:attr2="value2"/>
		<conf name="myconf2" description="desc 2" visibility="public"/>
		<conf name="myconf3" description="desc 3" visibility="private"/>
		<conf name="myconf4" description="desc 4" extends="myconf1, myconf2"/>

This looks something like:
```
configurations {
  // This silently creates a configuration called "runtime"
  myConf extendsFrom runtime
}
```

The result of dependency resolution for your custom configuration may not be the same as Gradle 6.x or before.
You may notice missing dependencies or artifacts.
--

			name: "region and zone",
			ctl: testController{
				locality: "myregion/myzone",
			},
			podLabels: labels.Instance{
				"k1":                       "v1",
				label.TopologyNetwork.Name: "mynetwork",
			},
			expected: labels.Instance{
				"k1":                       "v1",
				NodeRegionLabelGA:          "myregion",
				NodeZoneLabelGA:            "myzone",
				label.TopologyNetwork.Name: "mynetwork",
			},
		},
		{

}

// Returns true when the namespace is the root namespace.
// It takes the MeshConfig names istio, if not the last instance found.
func meshWidePolicy(ns string, c analysis.Context) bool {
	mConf := fetchMeshConfig(c)
	return mConf != nil && ns == mConf.GetRootNamespace()
}

func fetchMeshConfig(c analysis.Context) *v1alpha1.MeshConfig {
	if meshConfig != nil {
		return meshConfig
	}