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Short example to reproduce

abstract class MyService
@Inject
constructor(objectFactory: ObjectFactory) : BuildService<BuildServiceParameters.None> {
    private val dep: MyDependency = objectFactory.newInstance(MyDependency::class.java)

    @get:Inject abstract val fileSystemOperations: FileSystemOperations

    fun func() {
        println(fileSystemOperations) // This works
        dep.func() // But this does not
    }
}

abstract class MyDependency {
    @get:Inject abstract val fileSystemOperations: FileSystemOperations

    fun func() {
        println(fileSystemOperations)
    }
}

why don't you inject it by constructor to MyDependency?

Pass an instance of MyDependency (instantiated however you’d like) in as a parameter to the build service. e.g.

interface GoLangToolchainParams : BuildServiceParameters {
        val cacheService: Property<CacheBuildService>
    }

normal class is my fall-back, I'm just curious on if it actually possible 🙂 Really mostly just to keep the amount of code down by switching the tasks to use the same logic