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Read project properties through ExtraPropertiesExtension rather than Project.findProperty. findProperty falls back to a parent project when the property is not set on this project, which is cross-project model access that the isolated projects feature forbids: "Project ':a' cannot dynamically look up a property in the parent project ':'". The fallback happens on every lookup of an unset property, so the plugin violated the feature in every multi-project build, even one that sets none of the plugin's project properties. ExtraPropertiesExtension reads the same properties as findProperty except for an extra property that a parent project's build script sets via `ext`, which reading is exactly what the feature forbids. It avoids the three problems that made ProviderFactory.gradleProperty unusable here: it sees extra properties, it sees a gradle.properties file in a subproject directory, and, because it is not a provider, it can be read at configuration time on Gradle 7.3. Add IsolatedProjectsFunctionalTest, which covers a multi-project build, the -PcfVersion and -PskipCheckerFramework command-line properties, a subproject gradle.properties file, and a subproject extra property. All five tests fail before this change and pass after it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
State in the README that the plugin is compatible with isolated projects, and add a "Multi-project builds" subsection for the two requirements that the feature places on a build: Approach 1 does not work under it, because configuring subprojects from the top-level build file is what the feature forbids, and a subproject no longer inherits the cfVersion or skipCheckerFramework project property from a parent project's `ext`. Add a changelog that records the same incompatible change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe plugin now reads project properties from the current project's extra properties after checking command-line values, avoiding ancestor-project lookups. Functional tests resolve the published plugin from a local repository and cover isolated projects, configuration-cache reuse, property precedence, local overrides, and non-inherited root Priority: ⬇️ Low Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Users following the documented convention-plugin setup will install a version that lacks the advertised isolated-projects support. Update the example to the release containing this change before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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…nalTest TestKit's injected plugin classpath is not safe to resolve from more than one project at a time. IsolatedProjectsFunctionalTest is the only test class whose build configures projects in parallel, so it is the only one exposed: about 3% of cold-start runs failed with "Error resolving plugin [id: 'org.checkerframework']", followed by a null or empty state from within the resolver. Publish the plugin to a file-based Maven repository under the build directory, and have the test resolve it through pluginManagement, as a user would. Every other test class keeps using the injected classpath. Measured over cold runs of the whole test class: 1 failure in 32 before, 0 in 75 after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Use a plugin version that contains isolated-project support. · README.md:237
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse a plugin version that contains isolated-project support.
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Summary
The plugin was incompatible with Gradle's isolated projects feature. Enabling it failed every multi-project build that applied the plugin to a subproject:
Every problem came from
projectProperty, which usedProject.findProperty. That method falls back to a parent project when the property is not set on this project, and the feature forbids that cross-project access. The fallback happens on every lookup of an unset property, so the failure occurred even in a build that set none of the plugin's project properties.Structurally the plugin was already clean: no
rootProject,allprojects,subprojects, orfindProject, andCheckerManifestServiceis already the isolated-projects-friendly way to share state. This one helper was the whole problem.The fix
Read project properties through
ExtraPropertiesExtensioninstead:The existing comment on
projectPropertydocumented three reasons not to useProviderFactory.gradleProperty. I checked all three, and all three are still real:gradlePropertyextextra propertiesgradle.properties(gradle#23572)So
gradlePropertyremains unusable here.ExtraPropertiesExtensionis a third option that avoids all three problems and is also isolated-projects-safe:findProperty(before)gradlePropertyextraProperties(after)-Pgradle.propertiesgradle.properties-Dorg.gradle.project.XextextIncompatible change
A subproject no longer inherits the
cfVersionorskipCheckerFrameworkproject property from a parent project'sext:Such a build must set the property in a
gradle.propertiesfile or on the command line, either of which works in every subproject;extin the subproject's ownbuild.gradlealso still works. This loss is inherent to the feature rather than to the choice of API: reading a parent project'sextis exactly what isolated projects forbids. Every other way of setting the two properties is unaffected.Tests
New
IsolatedProjectsFunctionalTestcovers a multi-project build with the feature enabled: cache store and reuse,-PcfVersion,-PskipCheckerFramework, a subprojectgradle.propertiesfile, and a subprojectextproperty. All five tests fail before this change and pass after it, so they are not vacuous. The class skips below Gradle 8.2.1 through the existing Kotlin DSL gate.Verified locally on Gradle 7.3.3 (the oldest supported), 8.2.1 (the gate version), and 9.2.1: 79 tests, 0 failures. I also confirmed that the unfixed plugin fails under isolated projects at 8.2.1, so the gate version is one where the new test is meaningful. The rest of the CI matrix is untested locally.
Documentation
The README now claims isolated projects compatibility and has a new subsection under Multi-project builds with the two requirements the feature places on a build. A new
CHANGELOG.mdrecords the incompatible change; the repo has not had a changelog before, so drop it if that is not wanted.Note on Approach 1
While documenting this I found that README Approach 1 cannot work under isolated projects at all, independently of this plugin. Its
subprojects { ... }block is itself the forbidden access:The new section says to use Approach 2, but I left the ordering and wording of the two approaches alone, since reworking that section is an editorial call this change does not force.
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