Gradle Plugin: Switch extension to a (safe) interface#657
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Nice, thanks. If there's no pressing need, I'll hold onto this until another breaking change has to be made. This will be for Kotlin 2.4.0 at latest.
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Instead of manually creating the
PropertyviaObjectFactory, you should use an abstract member.Also, Gradle prefers a safe interface, this will be enforced (with opt-out) via the upcoming Declarative DSL, but it is nice to enforce it as a best practice now too.
Safe means:
gradle/gradle#35926 (comment)