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authorJustin Van Dort <jvandort@gradle.com>Wed Aug 27 19:25:14 2025
committerJustin Van Dort <jvandort@gradle.com>Thu Aug 28 20:07:03 2025
tree83f5902fc0b36aecffa0444aae4a01d5eb3be1df
parent04b390d8eb025beb420afec5c281399fe9416e64 [diff]
Adjust tests for artifact transforms

One error message has changed due to new ordering
Add test to verify we do not OOM when many unrelated transforms are registered
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