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Expected. Dash, underscore, and dot are separators, resulting in the same accessor name. You could have the generator add some suffix if the artifact ends with a separator - or fix the unusual naming convention of an underscore suffix (perhaps a proper qualifier is needed).

uhm, thanks

I'm actually surprised it works with sepeartor at the end. I'd almost expected that to be a naming violation.

Isn’t there a difference in what is allowed in aliases in Kotlin DSL versus Groovy DSL? It’s been a while since I looked at it, but I recall the Kotlin DSL being a bit more forgiving in the names.

I'd wonder if there were, that would be majorly confusing

indeed. the rules for aliases are clearly documented, with no distinction between Kotlin & Groovy.

Ahh, looking at my project, I was thinking of an alias oddity for plugins that we ran into before moving to a version catalog when using something like

ext.libraries

There were nuances in plug in naming before then that would throw an error of

argument list must be exactly 1 literal String or String with property replacement