m.pom.expectGetBroken()

        when:
        maybeExpectDeprecation(expression)
        fails 'show'

        then:
        failure.assertHasCause("Could not resolve all files for configuration ':compile'.")
        failure.assertHasCause("Could not find any matches for org:test:1.0+ as no versions of org:test are available.")
        failure.assertHasCause("Could not resolve org:test2:2.0.")

            assert decoder.readString() == value.toString()
        }

        where:
        value                            | _
        ""                               | _
        "all ascii"                      | _
        "\u0000\u0101\u3100"             | _
        "${1 + 2}"                       | _
        new StringBuilder("some string") | _
        CharBuffer.wrap("a string")      | _

You also want to ensure that all consumers of the property see the same value when they query the value.

[[lazy_configuration_faqs]]
== Using the Provider API

Guidelines to be successful with the Provider API:

include::{snippetsPath}/ant/useAntTask/tests/useAntTask.out[]
----

TIP: You can mix Groovy/Kotlin code and the Ant task markup. This can be extremely powerful.

You pass nested text to an Ant task as a parameter of the task method call.
In this example, we pass the message for the `echo` task as nested text:

====
include::sample[dir="snippets/ant/taskWithNestedText/kotlin",files="build.gradle.kts"]

                count = socket.write(buffer);
                if (count < 0) {
                    throw new EOFException();
                } else if (count == 0) {
                    // buffer was full, just call Thread.yield
                    Thread.yield();
                }
            }
            return count;
        }

        private void waitForWriteBufferToDrain() throws IOException {

            // The order in which the executable elements are listed should be the order in which they appear in the code but
            // we take an extra measure of care here and ensure the ordering between all elements.
            .sorted(Comparator.comparing(AbstractInstrumentationProcessor::elementQualifiedName))
            .distinct()
            .collect(Collectors.toList());
    }

        node.getHardSuccessors().forEach(successor -> {
            // We are searching for dependencies between tasks, so we can skip everything which is not a task when searching.
            // For example we can skip all the transform nodes between two task nodes.
            if (successor instanceof TaskNode || successor instanceof OrdinalNode) {
                if (seenNodes.add(successor)) {
                    queue.add(successor);

        MinimalGroovyCompilerDaemonForkOptions groovyOptions = spec.getGroovyCompileOptions().getForkOptions();
        // Ant is optional dependency of groovy(-all) module but mandatory dependency of Groovy compiler;
        // that's why we add it here. The following assumes that any Groovy compiler version supported by Gradle
        // is compatible with Gradle's current Ant version.

    @Serializable
    @SerialName("configuringLambdaArgument")
    data class DefaultConfiguringLambdaArgument(override val objectType: DataTypeRef) : ConfigureAccessor.ConfiguringLambdaArgument

    // TODO: configure all elements by addition key?
    // TODO: Do we want to support configuring external objects?
}


@Serializable
data class DefaultFqName(override val packageName: String, override val simpleName: String) : FqName {

        def parent2Edge = edge(root, false)
        def parent1 = parent1Edge.targetComponent.nodes[0]
        def parent2 = parent2Edge.targetComponent.nodes[0]
        collectOwnStrictVersions(root, ['a']) //root, on all paths
        collectOwnStrictVersions(parent1, ['b', 'c'])
        collectOwnStrictVersions(parent2, ['b', 'd'])

        def child = nextNode()
        def edge1 = edge(parent1, false, null, child)