}

        dependencies {
            conf lazyDep
        }
        """

        when:
        fails ":checkDeps"

        then:
        failure.assertHasCause "Adding a configuration as a dependency using a provider isn't supported. You should call conf.extendsFrom(other) instead"
    }

import org.gradle.declarative.dsl.model.annotations.Adding
import org.gradle.declarative.dsl.model.annotations.Restricted


class MyClass {
    @get:Restricted
    lateinit var my: MyClass
}


class TopLevel {
    @Adding
    fun my1(): MyClass = MyClass()

    @Adding
    fun my2(): MyClass = MyClass()

    @Adding
    fun my(configure: MyClass.() -> Unit) = MyClass().also(configure)

[[sec:configuration_on_demand]]
== Enable `configuration-on-demand`

You can enable configuration-on-demand using the `--configure-on-demand` flag or adding `org.gradle.configureondemand=true` to the `gradle.properties` file.

To configure on demand with every build run, see <<build_environment.adoc#sec:gradle_configuration_properties,Gradle properties>>.

     */
    void repositories(Closure configureClosure);

    /**
     * Returns the dependencies of the script. The returned dependency handler instance can be used for adding new
     * dependencies. For accessing already declared dependencies, the configurations can be used.
     *
     * @return the dependency handler. Never returns null.
     * @see #getConfigurations()
     */

    }

    // Update this with issue: https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/22339
    private void warnIfConfigurationIsDeprecated(DeprecatableConfiguration configuration) {
        // To avoid potentially adding new deprecation warnings in Gradle 8.0, we will maintain
        // the existing fully deprecated logic here (migrating the method out of DefaultConfiguration
        // so it isn't mistakenly used elsewhere)

        @Configuring
        fun configuring(fn: InnerReceiver.() -> Unit)

        @Adding
        fun adding(fn: InnerReceiver.() -> Unit): InnerReceiver
    }

    interface InnerReceiver {
        @Restricted
        fun value(): Value

        @Restricted
        fun value(arg: Value): Value

        @Adding
        fun addingValue(value: Value): Value

        @get:Restricted

        then:
        env2.java.jvmArguments.contains(JVM_ARG_1)
        env2.java.jvmArguments.contains(JVM_ARG_2)
    }

    def "Adding zero JVM arguments is a no-op"() {
        expect:
        loadBuildEnvironment { builder -> builder.addJvmArguments() }
    }

    def "Adding null JVM argument throws NPE"() {
        when:
        loadBuildEnvironment { builder -> builder.addJvmArguments(null as String) }

    }

    abstract class ReceiverOne {
        @Adding
        abstract fun adding(receiver: ReceiverOne.() -> Unit): ReceiverOne
    }

    abstract class ReceiverTwo {
        @Adding
        abstract fun adding(receiver: ReceiverTwo.() -> Unit)
    }

    abstract class ReceiverThree {
        @Adding
        abstract fun adding(three: Int)
    }

    val specs: List<MutablePluginDependencySpec>
        get() = _specs

    private
    val _specs = mutableListOf<MutablePluginDependencySpec>()

    @Adding
    override fun id(id: String): MutablePluginDependencySpec = MutablePluginDependencySpec(id).also(_specs::add)

    @Adding
    fun kotlin(id: String) = id("org.jetbrains.kotlin.$id")
}


class MutablePluginDependencySpec(
    val id: String
) : PluginDependencySpec {

    }

    private
    abstract class MyTopLevelReceiver {
        @Adding
        abstract fun addSomething(x: Int, configure: MyTopLevelReceiver.() -> Unit): MyTopLevelReceiver

        @Adding
        abstract fun addSomething(x: Int): MyTopLevelReceiver
    }