['/my/some/child1']                                    | '/my/some/child2'               | ['/my/some/child2']                         | ['/my/some/child1', '/my/other']
        ['/my/some/child1', '/my/other']                       | '/my/some/child2'               | ['/my/some/child2']                         | ['/my/some/child1', '/my/other']

        "/some/[revision]"                       | "/some/"        | ["1", "2.1", "a-version"]
        "/some/[revision]/"                      | "/some/"        | ["1", "2.1", "a-version"]
        "/some/[revision]/lib"                   | "/some/"        | ["1", "2.1", "a-version"]
        "/some/version-[revision]"               | "/some/"        | ["version-1", "version-2.1", "version-a-version", "nonmatching"]

        def branchSelector = DefaultModuleComponentSelector.newSelector(DefaultModuleIdentifier.newId('some-group', 'some-name'), b('release'))
        branchSelector.displayName == "some-group:some-name:{branch release}"
        branchSelector.toString() == "some-group:some-name:{branch release}"

        appReleaseRuntime.dependencies[0].coords == 'some.group:greeter:1.2'

        mavenRepo.module('some.group', 'greeter', '1.2').assertPublished()
        mavenRepo.module('some.group', 'greeter_debug', '1.2').assertPublished()
        mavenRepo.module('some.group', 'greeter_release', '1.2').assertPublished()

        mavenRepo.module('some.group', 'logger', '1.2').assertPublished()

        then:
        assertMainModuleIsPublished('some.group', 'deck', '1.2', targetMachines, ["some.group:card:1.2"])
        assertVariantsArePublished('some.group', 'deck', '1.2', ['debug', 'release'], targetMachines, ["some.group:shuffle:1.2", "some.group:card:1.2"])

        and:
        assertMainModuleIsPublished('some.group', 'card', '1.2', targetMachines)
        assertVariantsArePublished('some.group', 'card', '1.2', ['debug', 'release'], targetMachines)

eclipse {
  project {
    file {
      beforeMerged {
        assert it.natures.contains('some.nature.one')
        it.natures << 'some.nature.two'
      }
      whenMerged {
        assert it.natures.contains('some.nature.one')
        assert it.natures.contains('some.nature.two')

        it.natures << 'some.nature.three'
      }
    }
  }
}
        """
        when:
        run "eclipse"

                                     "System.getProperties().get('some.property')",
                                     "getProperties().get('some.property')",
                                     "System.getProperty('some.property')",
                                     "System.getProperty(*['some.property'])",
                                     "getProperty('some.property')",

-- input --
Some text.

An Old Heading

Not An Old Heading.

And some text.

# A New Heading.

And some more text.

# Not a heading,
because text follows it.

Because text precedes it,
# not a heading.

## Not a heading either.

-- gofmt --
Some text.

# An Old Heading

Not An Old Heading.

And some text.

# A New Heading.

And some more text.

# Not a heading,

        null         | 'some-name' | '1.0'
        'some-group' | null        | '1.0'
        'some-group' | 'some-name' | null
    }

    def "can compare with other instance (#group, #name, #version)"() {
        expect:
        ModuleComponentIdentifier defaultModuleComponentIdentifier1 = new DefaultModuleComponentIdentifier(DefaultModuleIdentifier.newId('some-group', 'some-name'), '1.0')

## Paramètres optionnels

De la même façon, vous pouvez définir des paramètres de requête comme optionnels, en leur donnant comme valeur par défaut `None` :

```Python hl_lines="9"
{!../../../docs_src/query_params/tutorial002.py!}
```

Ici, le paramètre `q` sera optionnel, et aura `None` comme valeur par défaut.

!!! check "Remarque"