ok, so if I have an

interface FooExtension { Property<String> getBar() }

and I need to add a default, if I call

getBar().convention("baz")

before its set then I'll just get

"baz"

even if I later call

bar.set("other")

because apparently it's more eager than I'd think... because I'm not calling

get()

until after the `set`s have been called. Is there some other way to do this such that convention is really set in the

FooExtension

? honestly not certain that'd work either, it sounded good but now it doesn't sound like it would. If this were really a lazy stream it wouldn't insert the default until I called get.

set should be replacing the convention. if it doesn't i've written a lot of stuff with bad assumptions being made

that's what I thought too..

i'd say make sure your set call is getting hit before something reads. make sure nothing is calling get before some afterEvaluate etc

hmm... maybe it's not the convention, or maybe it is,

zip

as it passes through says the uri should be right

Actually, in which order you call

convention

and

set

is irrelevant. If

set

is never called, or the last call of it was with

null

as argument, then the

convention

is returned on

get

, otherwise the set value.

yeah, it was a different stupid