i am trying to make a annotation processor for java and kotlin code.. and for some reason once the kapt plugin is applied the java annotationprocessor does not run at all anymore.. or is ther another way to run a annotation processor on all languages ?

Does anyone know how you could go about keeping the run task without using the application plugin and still having the hot reload? The reason why I want to get rid of the application plugin is because it has a lot of the distribution tasks and we are packaging it with the shadow plugin

I can even create the task, but then I can't set

basePackage

and

schema

updated intellij and now it looks like intellij is using the wrong gradle version for my module to compile the scripts so now everything is red🤦‍♂️

If I write a custom gradle plugin and publish it to an Ivy repo along with the sources attached is it possible to get Idea/Gradle to download the sources when that plugin is being used? There is an issue from 4 years ago with Jetbrains but I suspect we need to get the Gradle people involved: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-134795

Why does when applying only

kotlin

plugin,

api

configuration doesn't work as expected(consumers don't see it as transitive dependency), only after applying

java-library

modules does it work. Is it intended?

Does anybody have favorite articles or example projects for using buildSrc for handling build logic?

(also this is my buildscript with the uploadArchives task commented out https://paste.pound-python.org/show/9Cbepp8dn0pHrlvjmBL9/)

@barteks2x Tried

tasks.getByName<Upload>("uploadArchives") {

?

anybody tried to use the asciidoc plugin? https://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoctor-gradle-plugin/

Is there an easier way to force Gradle to use the same module version for all Kotlin modules?

configurations {
		all {
			resolutionStrategy.eachDependency {
				if (requested.group == "org.jetbrains.kotlin") {
					useVersion(embeddedKotlinVersion)
					because("All Kotlin modules must have the same version.")
				}
			}
		}
	}

Something like that being part of the Kotlin Gradle Plugin would be great, but with configurable version of course.

@Marc Knaup I use my plugin

buildSrcVersions

for that. It extracts all dependencies with their exact version. So you only have to define which dependencies you want

val forceDependencies = listOf(Libs.kotlin_reflect, Libs.kotlin_stdlib_jdk7)

and then the

resolutionStrategy

block is always the same and straightforward https://github.com/jmfayard/buildSrcVersions/issues/28

some plugins may do different set up based on os

I am having an issue switching to

gradle.kts

. I’m working in Android Studio and I’ve replaced my app-level

build.gradle

with

build.gradle.kts

. My project now helpfully informs me that

Kotlin not configured

. I’m not really sure what to do about it. I’ve tried just performing

Configure Kotlin in Project

, but it fails with “there aren’t configurators available”.

something istopped working for me.. i used to have

-SNAPSHOT

maven publications that point to the latest actual maven publication.. seems like gradle and/or idea stopped supporting those does anybody know if something like that was mentioned in releasenotes or here ? i just use dynamic version numbers now eg:

0.4.5+

instead of

0.4.5-SNAPSHOT

it could be that the did not always have a scope in the maven pom.. i guess that would be required, no clue why it worked before then

I'm trying to convert this (groovy) to Kotlin KTS

Why during Sync on AS there is always?

Gradle: Build model 'org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.KotlinMPPGradleModel' for project ':app'

I don't use MPP

with the newest kotlin gradle plugin and enabling the paralell builds and workers this appreared in my build log:

Could not get logger for ':core:compileKotlin'. Falling back to sl4j logger

for every module, is it safe to ignore ?

Kotlin 1.3.20 is borderline unusable for me with files in buildSrc: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-29474

in as much as cpp-library

does anyone know how to parse

local.properties

when using kotlin gradle script?

Premise: I don’t strictly need that, I’m just experimenting the gradle-dsl + buildSrc I got this in my Dependencies.kt:

class Classpath( scope: ScriptHandlerScope ) {
    val dependencies: DependencyHandlerScope.() -> Unit = {
        scope.run {
            classpath( kotlin("gradle-plugin", Versions.kotlin))
            classpath("org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-serialization:${Versions.kotlin}")
            classpath("com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.3.0")
            classpath("com.squareup.sqldelight:gradle-plugin:${Versions.sqldelight}")
        }
    }
}

And this in my build.gradle.kts:

buildscript {
    repositories( Repositories.all )
    dependencies( Classpath(this ).dependencies )
}

Is there something wrong here? Sync is running successfully, but I got the warning above my

kts

file:

build configuration failed, using previous dependencies, run 'gradle tasks' for more information

which is not true, since that doesn’t give me more info 😄

hi can someone explain: Could not get logger for ‘:compileKotlin’. Falling back to sl4j logger

1.1.3 Gradle Kotlin DSL 1.1.3 Release Notes Gradle Kotlin DSL 1.1.3 brings bug fixes and the latest Kotlin release. v1.1.3 is included in Gradle 5.2-RC1. To use it, upgrade your Gradle wrapper in the following fashion: $ cd $YOUR_PROJECT_ROOT $ gradle wrapper --gradle-version 5.2-rc-1 --distribution-type all Updates since v1.1.1 (Gradle 5.1.1) Kotlin 1.3.20 (<a class="issue-link js-issue-link" data-error-text="Failed to load issue title" data-id="402401020" data-permission-text="Issue title is...

how do I fix this, it doesn’t compile

tasks {
    val dependsOnModules: Task.() -> Unit = {
            gradle.includedBuilds.forEach { dependsOn(it.task(":${this.name}")) }
    }
    "build" dependsOnModules
    "clean" dependsOnModules
    "wrapper" dependsOnModules
}

If I create a Kotlin object in `buildSrc', would that object be accessible to a groovy gradle script ?

Hello, can you please help with my “visual issue”. Project builded successfully, but IDEA mark my build.gradle.kt config red.

i encountered something funny with gradle plugins yesterday, only applying a plugin to a subproject caused it to use a unsupported gson version, adding the plugin to the rootProject with

apply false

and removing the version information from the subProjects plugin block fixed it.. and i have no clue why and whats going on there

what is the recommended way to check if a task with a specific name and type exists or get a nullable version of it ? i want to configure stuff for multiplatform where maybe the linux or the windows tasks exist.. but not both