val tree = parseAsTopLevelBlock(
            """
            myFun {
                a = "x"
                a = b
                b = f(a = "x")
                b = f(a = "x") { test() }
                call(x = { }) // TODO: right now, it is reported as an unsupported language feature FunctionDeclaration, report it in a more precise way?
                multiLambda({ }, { })
                1
                a.b()

        subprojectDir.mkdirs()
        FileTreeBuilder builder = new FileTreeBuilder(subprojectDir)
        config.setDelegate(builder)
        config.resolveStrategy = Closure.DELEGATE_FIRST
        config.call()
    }

                    // even though the task was not found, the current project is coupled with the other project:
                    // if the configuration of that project changes, the result of this call might be different
                    val coupledProjects = listOfNotNull(parentPath?.let { referrerProject.findProject(it) })
                    reportCrossProjectTaskAccess(coupledProjects, path)
                }

        when:
        try {
            cache.open()
        } finally {
            cache.close()
        }

        then:
        0 * _  // Does not call initialization action.
        dir.file("cache.properties").isFile()
        dir.file("some-file").isFile()
    }

    def "will rebuild cache if not unlocked cleanly"() {
        given:

    const desktopMediaQuery = window.matchMedia("screen and (min-width: 64rem)");

    [].forEach.call(document.querySelectorAll(".docs-navigation a[href$='/" + getCurrentChapterFileName(window.location.pathname) + "']"), function (link) {
        // Add "active" to all links same as current URL
        link.classList.add("active");

        // Expand all parent navigation
        var parentListEl = link.closest("li");

    /**
     * If value has to be created, the original value is returned without (de)serialization
     *
     * This is delicate API, because the original value is returned only for the first call of this function.
     * As such, the call should probably be guarded with additional synchronization and memoization.
     *
     * Prefer [loadOrCreateValue] unless there is a special reason.
     */

 * A problem is identified using a key object.
 * The implementation should be thread-safe and should support tracking problems in multiple threads, each with its own call stack.
 */
interface DynamicCallProblemReporting {
    /**
     * Begin tracking a new dynamic call on the call stack, with no problems reported in it initially.

        synchronized (instanceLock) {
            return stopActions;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void maybeStop() {
        // We don't want to call stop actions with the lock held.
        ExecutionResult<Void> stopResult = ExecutionResult.forEach(getStopActions(), action -> action.accept(this));
        synchronized (instanceLock) {
            try {

remote access API] and https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD10/REST+API[Teamcity REST API]).

Typically, CI builds above a certain size include parallel sections to utilize multiple agents. With parallel pipelines you can measure the wall-clock time it takes for a set of changes to go from having been pushed to version control to being built, verified and deployed. The build cache's effect in this case can be measured in the reduction of the time developers have to wait for feedback...

                    def value = ${read.groovyExpression}
                    println("apply = " + value)

                    // Instance call
                    def sys = System
                    println("apply INSTANCE = " + sys.getProperty("INSTANCE"))

                    // Call from closure
                    def cl = { p ->
                        println("\$p CLOSURE = " + sys.getProperty("CLOSURE"))
                    }