gradleCoreUrls = gradleCoreUrls.plus(moduleRegistry.getExternalModule("groovy-datetime").getClasspath());
        gradleCoreUrls = gradleCoreUrls.plus(moduleRegistry.getExternalModule("groovy-groovydoc").getClasspath());
        gradleCoreUrls = gradleCoreUrls.plus(moduleRegistry.getExternalModule("groovy-json").getClasspath());

    runtimeOnly(libs.groovyAstbuilder)
    runtimeOnly(libs.groovyConsole)
    runtimeOnly(libs.groovyDateUtil)
    runtimeOnly(libs.groovyDatetime)
    runtimeOnly(libs.groovyDoc)
    runtimeOnly(libs.groovyNio)
    runtimeOnly(libs.groovySql)
    runtimeOnly(libs.groovyTest)

    // The bump to SSHD 2.10.0 causes a global exclusion for `groovy-ant` -> `ant-junit`, so forcing it back in here

 * <ul>
 * <li>A docbook book XML file containing the reference.</li>
 * <li>A meta-data file containing information about where the canonical documentation for each class can be found:
 * as dsl doc, javadoc or groovydoc.</li>
 * </ul>
 */
@CacheableTask
abstract class AssembleDslDocTask extends DefaultTask {
    @PathSensitive(PathSensitivity.NONE)
    @InputFile
    abstract RegularFileProperty getSourceFile();

    // used for compilation. Also each version of java comes with a separate javadoc tool.

    // TODO: Should Javadoc even live on a generic JVM target? May be can call it withDocumentationJar?
    // Scala and groovy have Groovydoc and Scaladoc. Kotlin has KDoc.

    /**
     * Configures this feature to publish a javadoc jar alongside the primary artifacts. As a result,

        api(libs.groovyDateUtil)        { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyNio)             { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyDoc)             { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyJson)            { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}
        api(libs.groovyTemplates)       { version { strictly(libs.groovyVersion) }}

[source]
----
tasks.register("copyTask",Copy) {
    from("source")
    into("target")
    include("*.war")
}
----

There are many task types developers can take advantage of, including `GroovyDoc`, `Zip`, `Jar`, `JacocoReport`, `Sign`, or `Delete`, which are available in the link:link:{groovyDslPath}/org.gradle.api.plugins.antlr.AntlrTask.html[DSL].

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[[sec:using_ant_tasks_tutorial]]

* Groovy toolchain:
    link:{groovyDslPath}/org.gradle.api.tasks.compile.GroovyCompile.html[GroovyCompile],
    link:{groovyDslPath}/org.gradle.api.tasks.javadoc.Groovydoc.html[Groovydoc]
* Scala toolchain:
    link:{groovyDslPath}/org.gradle.api.tasks.scala.ScalaCompile.html[ScalaCompile],
    `org.gradle.language.scala.tasks.PlatformScalaCompile` (removed),

[[groovydoc_option_improvements]]
==== Groovydoc `includePrivate` property is deprecated
There is a new `link:{groovyDslPath}/org.gradle.api.tasks.javadoc.Groovydoc.html#org.gradle.api.tasks.javadoc.Groovydoc:access[access]` property that allows finer control over what is included in the Groovydoc.

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The `localGroovy()` dependency will include these Groovy modules:

- `groovy`
- `groovy-ant`
- `groovy-astbuilder`
- `groovy-console`
- `groovy-datetime`
- `groovy-dateutil`
- `groovy-groovydoc`
- `groovy-json`
- `groovy-nio`
- `groovy-sql`
- `groovy-templates`
- `groovy-test`
- `groovy-xml`

But the following Groovy modules are *not* included:

- `groovy-cli-picocli`

Method <org.gradle.api.tasks.javadoc.Groovydoc.getAntGroovydoc()> has arguments/return type org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.AntGroovydoc that is not Gradle public API or primitive or built-in JDK classes or Kotlin classes in (Groovydoc.java:0)