I'm trying to get koog working with gradle as a plugin (we are trying to write a plugin to perform s...

# gradle

[andrew]

I'm trying to get koog working with gradle as a plugin (we are trying to write a plugin to perform some AI related tasks for our CI + local builds). However it uses the new experimental kotlin.uuid.Uuid API and Gradle cannot find the class. Is there a good way to ensure my gradle daemon uses the right version of Kotlin under the hood + opt into the experimental API?

[mbonnin]

Use Gradle 9.0.0-rc-1, it should embed Kotlin 2

[andrew]

Sounds good, I'll take a look into updating it

[andrew]

Perfect, that solved it!

[andrew]

🙌🏻

[ephemient]

hypothetically you could copy https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/2.1.0/libraries/stdlib/src/kotlin/uuid/Uuid.kt into your plugin, which would then provide kotlin.uuid.Uuid on older Gradle versions. on newer Gradle versions, embeddedKotlin will be in a parent classloader and the class there should take precedence, so as long as Kotlin maintains binary compatibility, it should also work.
* I have not actually tested this

[tapchicoma]

Better solution would be not to use Koog directly in the plugin, but via tasks that uses workers with isolation mode. So Koog runtime is isolated from Gradle Kotlin runtime.

[andrew]

Is there anywhere online I can reference this pattern, @tapchicoma?

[tapchicoma]

here

[andrew]

I'll read up on it, thank you!

[mbonnin]

I have also been working on Gratatouille to auto generate all that worker ceremony