Are you sure it's related to Gson at all?

Which version of kapt you are using?

first

https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/android/p1487925121004901 i’m no sure

Then please try to remove all

SerializedName

and check if

build

works.

It doesn't seem like the root cause of the problem.

👌

ok like I see this is only issue with CI

locally right now everything is ok

but thx for answers @mg6maciej

Game begins

Just like Google Play Services a few years ago...

I just hope it will be fast

It's fast for improving the overhead of modules.

But javac and kotlinc never get faster with new Gradle versions and new plugin versions

Reddit people always complain as if javac is suddenly going to get 50% faster when they update Gradle from 3.2 to 3.3 and the release notes mention performance improvements

@jw ~~~~~ presses option+enter ⚠️ Simplify expression to "Reddit people always complain”

the new compile avoidance facilities do help a bit though, i.e. no downstream module recompile if public api surface does not change

Since methods are final by default, we enabled MockMaker with Mockito like here: http://hadihariri.com/2016/10/04/Mocking-Kotlin-With-Mockito/ But it looks like this doesn’t work with instrumentation tests. Does someone have a workaround or can confirm, that this isn’t possible at the moment?

I was very close to getting my Kotlin Dagger project to compile with Jack, but Jack couldn’t find the Component Dagger generated at compile time. Has anyone else run into this issue?

Kotlin + Jack?

Yeah, Kotlin 1.1-RC and the Jack compiler

Nice. Didn't expect they would work together.

I don't use Jack cause it currently doesn't support coverage reports.

I know Jack has support for JaCoCo, were you using a different tool?

Here’s a link if anyone is interested: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/prebuilts/sdk/+/master/tools/README-jack-code-coverage.md

Oh, it does? That's cool. I incorrectly assumed documentation from Google would be correct: https://developer.android.com/guide/platform/j8-jack.html#supported-features

Guess it's time to dig into Jack soon.

It’s still all experimental so the docs are probably all over the place