gradle-master/subprojects/internal-instrumentation-api/src/main/java/org/gradle/internal/instrumentation/api/annotations/features/withstaticreference/WithExtensionReferences.java
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package org.gradle.internal.instrumentation.api.annotations.features.withstaticreference;

/**
 * A Groovy property access interceptor or an instance method interceptor may be marked with
 * this annotation that specifies the class that the Groovy compiler will resolve the extension to.
 * In this case, an additional synthetic interceptor is added for the static method of the class
 * that "matches" the original interceptor's signature as if it was an extension (i.e. receiver is
 * transformed to the first argument, and the callable kind becomes static). For Groovy properties,
 * the name of the callable is also transformed from "foo" to "getFoo".
 * It is possible to specify the custom name for the extension implementation, if needed.
 */
public @interface WithExtensionReferences {
    Class<?> toClass();
    String methodName() default "";
}
