I'm also interested how I'd do something like add a dynamic configuration / source set with `kotlin-script-gradle`:

configurations {
    provided
}
 
sourceSets {
    main {
        compileClasspath += configurations.provided
        runtimeClasspath += configurations.provided
    }
    test {
        compileClasspath += configurations.provided
        runtimeClasspath += configurations.provided
    }
    customSourceSet
}
 
dependencies {
    provided project(':Core')
}

I'm assuming I'd need to think of it differently with

gradle-kotlin-script

? Maybe I'd be using something extension functions to add similar behavior? I'm also not sure how I'd do something like

customSourceSetCompile

in

kotlin-script-gradle

, and am curious what the solution is.

spierce7:

fun Project.sourceSets(block: SourceSetContainer.() -> Unit) = the<JavaPluginConvention>().sourceSets.apply(block)

val SourceSetContainer.main: SourceSet get() = this["main"]
val SourceSetContainer.test: SourceSet get() = this["test"]
fun SourceSetContainer.main(block: SourceSet.() -> Unit) = main.apply(block)
fun SourceSetContainer.test(block: SourceSet.() -> Unit) = test.apply(block)

sourceSets {
            main {
                println("${name.capitalize()} => Java : ${java.srcDirs}, Kotlin: ${kotlin.srcDirs}, Resource: ${resources.srcDirs}")
            }
            test {
                println("${name.capitalize()} => Java : ${java.srcDirs}, Kotlin: ${kotlin.srcDirs}, Resource: ${resources.srcDirs}")
            }
        }

oh wow, this might take some getting used too