there's still a possibility that the android plugin is responsible

hmm, true

are the entries in question aars?

nothing makes sense anymore. now I get the random switching even between builds, when the daemon is running

no, in my bandhook-kotlin fork it's

C:\Users\Kirill\.gradle\caches\modules-2\files-2.1\com.squareup.okhttp\okhttp\2.2.0\959c454243581fdf730abfd4f4745441724bcf2c\okhttp-2.2.0.jar
C:\Users\Kirill\.gradle\caches\modules-2\files-2.1\de.greenrobot\eventbus\2.4.0\ddd166d01b3158d1c00576d29f7ed15c030df719\eventbus-2.4.0.jar

@kirillrakhman was the Android plugin adding the jar list to a hashset reported as a bug to Android group? or are only the gradle guys aware?

The Android issue is linked somewhere. They are aware and replaced some usages of HashSet with LinkedHashset.

thanks. I saw a link to the code, but not to an issue tracker.

Here it is https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=221007&thanks=221007&ts=1472217904

https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=221007 fixed for 2.3

I was hoping such a simple change could be merged into 2.2 but then again it's Google

oh, it used a HashSet, that'd explain 🙂

2.2 is already in RC so only critical fixes get in I guess

hopefully there will be a 2.3-alpha soon

HashSets are weird. Why is the iteration order mostly stable and not completely random?

And why are only 2 elements swapped

the iteration order would only change when the hashset resizes

I'm not sure if switching to LinkedHashSet fixes this actually

this still might be tied to resolution speed or something like that

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Hey guys, im trying to make project with annotation processing .Im using maven for building and auto-service library to make special file in META-INF/services directory. Everything works great with java, but if i try to write this project with kotlin and use maven-kotlin-plugin for building i have a problem: auto-service library isn't working and after i build it i don't see META-INF/services directory and special file in target directory. I answered the same question on stackoverflow with more information : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39552403/how-to-use-google-auro-service-library-in-maven-project you can find a link to github repository with all source code here too

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is

apply plugin: 'kotlin-kapt'

available in any 1.1.x version of kotlin?

@mitya if it helps, in Gradle you have to specify both

compileOnly

and `kapt`:

kapt 'com.google.auto.service:auto-service:1.0-rc2'
compileOnly 'com.google.auto.service:auto-service:1.0-rc2'

I'm trying to generate some Kotlin code from an annotation processor, and it looks like

kapt

(or

kapt2

) refuses to compile the Kotlin classes. This is the approach I'm using:

processingEnvironment
        .filer
        .createResource(SOURCE_OUTPUT, `package`, fileName)
        .apply {
            openWriter().use {
                it.append(source())
            }
        }

Any tips on how to do it?

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https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=221007 is fixed in 2.2.2 🙌

android compilation is bearable again

@kirillrakhman Mind sharing what versions of Kotlin, gradle, and the android gradle plugin you are using?