Klib validation DSL for Groovy is different

[sandwwraith]

DSL mentioned in the documentation:

apiValidation {
    @OptIn(kotlinx.validation.ExperimentalBCVApi::class)
    klib {
        enabled = true
    }
}

works for Kotlin, but for some reason, when one wants to use it in Groovy, one should write it slightly differently:

apiValidation {
    klib {
        it.enabled = true
    }
}

It looks like there is no particular reason for DSL having it.enabled = true instead of just enabled = true.

[JakeWharton]

This:

binary-compatibility-validator/src/main/kotlin/ApiValidationExtension.kt

Line 89 in 3a70033

public fun klib(block: KlibValidationSettings.() -> Unit) {

Should use an Action<KlibValidationSettings> which will do the right thing in Groovy and use Kotlin's SAM-with-receiver compiler plugin to do the right thing for Kotlin.