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The signature of `doLast` is `doLast(Action&lt;? super Task&gt; action)`, so make your dedicated class implement `Action&lt;? super Task&gt;` and then you can give an instance of it to `doLast`.

Yes indeed, sorry but then I got the issue that I wanted to inject an instance of the ObjectFactory. How can I inject dependencies in my class?

The goal was to be able to easily use configuration caching with doLast actions.

After reading your answer I somehow found how to instantiate it :sweat_smile:

If you instantiate your class through Gradle, e. g. with `objects.newInstance`, then you can just inject all available Gradle services, yes.