huh this seems odd - how come the build scan plugin looks like: ``` buildScan { setLicenseAgree("y...

# gradle

[mkobit]

huh this seems odd - how come the build scan plugin looks like:

buildScan {
  setLicenseAgree("yes")
  setLicenseAgreementUrl(”<https://gradle.com/terms-of-service%22|https://gradle.com/terms-of-service">)

rather than

buildScan {
  licenseAgree = "yes"
  licenseAgreementUrl = “<https://gradle.com/terms-of-service>”

even though the methods seem to fit the right signature for setters - public void setLicenseAgreementUrl(String var1)

[bamboo]

A setter without a getter is not visible as a property.

[mkobit]

@bamboo ahh interesting! thanks for the followup - would it make sense for the buildScan plugin (i dont think is open source) to make a getter for it?

[bamboo]

Good point. I’ll raise that point internally.