* <p>
     * The {@code consumer} and {@code target} might represent the same project, and the listener implementation
     * should handle this specifically, probably ignoring such calls.
     */
    void onToolingModelDependency(ProjectState consumer, ProjectState target);

    }

    private void reportToolingModelDependencies(ProjectInternal requester, List<Project> targets) {
        for (Project target : targets) {
            projectDependencyListener.onToolingModelDependency(requester.getOwner(), ((ProjectInternal) target).getOwner());
        }
    }

            if (projectDependencies.add(dependency)) {
                projectScopedWriter.write(dependency)
            }
        }
    }

    override fun onToolingModelDependency(consumer: ProjectState, target: ProjectState) {
        if (host.modelAsProjectDependency) {
            onProjectDependency(consumer.identityPath, target.identityPath)
        }
    }

    private