}

    @Test
    @ToBeFixedForConfigurationCache
    void classpathContainsConflictResolvedDependencies() {
        def someLib1Jar = mavenRepo.module('someGroup', 'someLib', '1.0').publish().artifactFile
        def someLib2Jar = mavenRepo.module('someGroup', 'someLib', '2.0').publish().artifactFile

        def settingsFile = file("settings.gradle")
        createDirs("a", "b")
        settingsFile << """ include 'a', 'b'"""

A project name with kebab case (`some-lib`) or snake case (`some_lib`) will be converted to camel case in accessors: `projects.someLib`.

=== Local forks of module dependencies

A module dependency can be substituted by a dependency to a local fork of the sources of that module, if the module itself is built with Gradle.

Adding a dependency using the `libs.someLib` notation works exactly like if you had hardcoded the group, artifact and version directly in the build script.