Hello, does anyone know if there’s a way to tell the compose compiler to ignore / exclude a file / class ? I was looking for an @Ignore annotation but could not find any. Let me explain my problem: I’m using the compiler metric feature, and I don’t want some classes to show up in the compiler report (because these classes are not meant to be used by jetpack compose)

As long as those classes are in the same module where the compose compiler is applied to I don’t think there’s a way to do that. The easiest way I can think of is to move those classes to a module which does not apply the compose compiler. If there is in fact another way to do this I’d be curious to hear about it as well.

Indeed. I’ve considered moving the few classes that should not be treated by the compiler, but discarded the idea.

Yeah I understand it may feel like quite a lot of effort for little benefit. But at the same time, I don’t think having the compiler examine the stability some extra classes is a big deal either. Is your use case to simply make the report generation faster, have the generated output be more clear, or something else?

I need my compiler report to be clean so CI scripts can analyse it and warn about unstable classes / methods