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Ethan Atkins
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In order to walk the full dependency graph of a task, we need to know the internal class path dependency configurations. Suppose that we have projects a and b where b depends on *->compile in a. If we want to find all of the inputs for b, then if we find that there is a dependency on b/Compile/internalDependencyClasspath, then we must add a / Compile / internalDependencyClasspath to the list of dependencies for the task. I copied the setup of one of the other scripted tests that was introduced to test the track-internal-dependencies feature to write a basic scripted test for this new key and implementation.
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