}

    def "select project fails when multiple projects have specified project dir"() {
        ProjectIdentifier project1 = project(dir);
        ProjectIdentifier project2 = project(dir);

        when:
        spec.selectProject("settings 'foo'", registry(project1, project2));

rootProject.name = 'ivy-publish-java'

rootProject.name = "ivy-publish-java"

executable: gradle
args: "-DuseLocal=project1,project2 showJarFiles -q"
expected-output-file: showJarFilesLocal.out

include 'project1', 'project2'

println 'settings quiet out'
logging.captureStandardOutput(LogLevel.INFO)
println 'settings info out'

logger.lifecycle('settings lifecycle log')

rootProject.name = 'project2'...

rootProject.name = "project2"...

plugins {
    id("myproject.publishing-conventions")
}

description = "The first project"

dependencies {
    implementation("junit:junit:4.13")
    implementation(project(":project2"))

        testFile('project1/build.xml') << """
<project>
    <target name='target1'>
        <mkdir dir='build'/>
        <touch file='build/target1.txt'/>
    </target>
</project>
"""
        testFile('project2/build.xml') << """
<project>
    <target name='target2'>
        <mkdir dir='build'/>
        <touch file='build/target2.txt'/>
    </target>
</project>
"""

/*
 * This sample demonstrates the ability to selectively include projects
 * from the local directory rather than using an external dependency.
 *
 * By default all projects are considered external and are picked up
 * from the "repo" ivy repository.  To include local projects in a build,
 * set the "useLocal" system property on the gradle command line:
 *
 *   gradle -DuseLocal=project1,project2 :showJarFiles
 *
 */
plugins {