return false;
        }
        Project project = (Project) o;
        return Objects.equal(jdk, project.jdk)
            && Objects.equal(modulePaths, project.modulePaths)
            && Objects.equal(projectLibraries, project.projectLibraries)
            && Objects.equal(wildcards, project.wildcards)
            && Objects.equal(vcs, project.vcs);
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {

	idMap := make(map[common.QuotaID]bool)
	for _, project := range list.projects {
		if project.data == path {
			if id != common.BadQuotaID && id != project.id {
				return common.BadQuotaID, false, fmt.Errorf("attempt to reassign project ID for %s", path)
			}
			// Trying to reassign a directory to the project it's
			// already in.  Maybe this should be an error, but for

            return false;
        }
        Project project = (Project) o;
        return Objects.equal(buildCommands, project.buildCommands)
            && Objects.equal(comment, project.comment)
            && Objects.equal(linkedResources, project.linkedResources)
            && Objects.equal(resourceFilters, project.resourceFilters)
            && Objects.equal(name, project.name)
            && Objects.equal(natures, project.natures)

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+
If you are developing custom Gradle plugins for your project, `buildSrc` is a convenient place to house the plugin code.
This makes the plugins easily accessible within your project.

The `buildSrc` directory is treated as an <<composite_builds.adoc#composite_build_intro,included build>>.

For multi-project builds, there can be only one `buildSrc` directory, which must be in the root project directory.

            verifyNoMoreInteractions()
        }
    }

    private
    fun KStubbing<Project>.onProject(path: String, project: Project) {
        on { project(eq(path), any<Action<Project>>()) } doAnswer {
            it.executeActionArgument(1, project)
            project
        }
    }

    private

+ tasks
      | Type:   \torg.gradle.model.ModelMap<org.gradle.api.Task>
      | Creator: \tProject.<init>.tasks()
    + buildEnvironment
          | Type:   \torg.gradle.api.tasks.diagnostics.BuildEnvironmentReportTask
          | Value:  \ttask ':buildEnvironment\'
          | Creator: \tProject.<init>.tasks.buildEnvironment()
          | Rules:
             ⤷ copyToTaskContainer
    + components

The following example demonstrates publishing with a multi-project build.
Each project publishes a Java component configured to also build and publish Javadoc and source code artifacts.
The descriptor file is customized to include the project description for each project.

.Publishing a Java module
====

		return pkg, nil
	})
}

var errCorrupt = errors.New("corrupt index")

// protect marks the start of a large section of code that accesses the index.
// It should be used as:
//
//	defer unprotect(protect, &err)
//
// It should not be used for trivial accesses which would be
// dwarfed by the overhead of the defer.
func protect() bool {
	return debug.SetPanicOnFault(true)
}

var isTest = false