I think that disallowChanges() is more for user-facing API. I do what you're suggesting all the time. E.g., in a task configuration block:
disallowChanges()
consumerTask.someInputFile.set(producerTask.flatMap { it.someOutputFile })
Those properties aren't meant to be used by users, so if they mess with the properties, that's on them, Undefined Behavior.
I see, thanks!
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I think that
disallowChanges()is more for user-facing API. I do what you're suggesting all the time. E.g., in a task configuration block:Those properties aren't meant to be used by users, so if they mess with the properties, that's on them, Undefined Behavior.
I see, thanks!