Maybe this is ultimately a Gradle problem, but can you include a compiler plugin from another gradle...

# compiler

[ansman]

Maybe this is ultimately a Gradle problem, but can you include a compiler plugin from another gradle module?
With KSP you can just do this:

ksp(projects.compiler)

But with compiler plugins they need to be applied as Gradle plugins and unless you use included builds this isn't really feasible

[jw]

https://github.com/cashapp/zipline/blob/trunk/zipline%2Fbuild.gradle.kts#L35-L36

[ansman]

Sweet, thanks!

[jw]

I'm not sure if you still need both

[ansman]

This isn't a multiplatform project

[ansman]

So I doubt it either way

[jw]

Oh yeah. Then definitely not.

[jw]

The native compiler used to not jarjar the IntelliJ dependencies in the same way non-native compiler did so you needed two plugin artifacts and two classpaths. They fixed that a while ago, but not sure if they fixed the two classpaths or not.

[ansman]

If the configuration is still there I guess they didn't fix it

[jw]

Well it should probably just extend from the first one now

[jw]

Or even have the constants return the same name

[ansman]

The constants returning the same thing would break binary compatibility

[ansman]

Or runtime compat rather

[jw]

Yeah you'd have to do both