Is your project public? Maybe we can compare our build files to see what might be the problem

Mine is at http://github.com/pokesource/pokesource-android

Build from command line works fine for me as well. It's only when I add classes to the dependency module

I'll do so in the morning :)

+1, having the same issue from time to time

hm, we have 2 apps (one big and one is “companion”) and 2 libraries as modules in one project, never seen such problem

Hey guys, any android studio plugins or tools to easily convert json to kotlin data class?

It's specifically the transitive dependency

what if you add this transitive dependency directly?

@nhaarman: we have only two modules and the issue still happening

so it has nothing to do with transitive dependencies

Hmm

Anyone know if a youtrack issue exists?

I haven’t found one

and I’m too lazy to create a reproducible example

I have one, but will do so tomorrow

I've had this problem even when I add the transitive dependency directly

I can also reproduce the issue reported above by several others. Add a class to a library module, try to reference the new class in a module that transitively depends upon it, cannot resolve the new class when building in Android Studio. Command line builds seem fine best I can tell.

Well I'm glad it's not an isolated issue. One of us should make the bug report

Hi all, is there a any checkstyle or findbugs that I could use in a kotlin project ?

findbugs works on bytecode so it should just work

thanks !

what about checkstyle ?

nothing ?

might work, not sure. I don't remember if checkstyle was regular expressions or full source parsing

-.txt

I have created https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-12912 for the unresolved reference issue

I am having activity stack like

A -> B -> C -> D

and being in

D

I have a business requirement to go to

A

if user presses back button in toolbar or a back arrow. Is having

startActivity()

with singleTop/clearTop intent to

A

inside an

D.onBackPressed()

a terrible approach? I think that it smells a bit, but how could I do better, any hints?

If your minSdk is >16 you could make A the parent activity of D

which launch mode has Activity A?