Hi, I’m trying to upgrade to the newest dokka plugin from 0.10.1 and in both single and multi-module...

# dokka

[robfletcher]

Hi, I’m trying to upgrade to the newest dokka plugin from 0.10.1 and in both single and multi-module modes the plugin always says Exiting Generation: Nothing to document. I’m obviously missing something but it’s unclear to me what it is. I’m not using any kind of unusual source code layout. It’s a multi-module project with each module having code in src/main/kotlin. I’ve tried the single module mode (customizing tasks.withType<DokkaTask>() and running ./gradlew dokkaHtml) and multi-module mode (customizing tasks.withType<DokkaTaskPartial>() and running ./gradlew dokkaHtmlMultiModule) but get the same result either way. Ideally I want to eventually be able to generate -javadoc.jar files, and probably use the Jekyll support to generate an all-in-one page to push to the project’s website, but I’m stuck with getting the plugin to find the code at all. https://github.com/robfletcher/strikt/

[Marcin Aman]

After a quick glance i am not sure what is the problem, but i’ll try to debug it tomorrow ☺️

[robfletcher]

The only weird thing I’m doing is using a buildSrc plugin which is what applies dokka to the sub-projects, but there seems to be no issue with the plugin getting applied

[Marcin Aman]

The reason why it is not working is dokka doesn’t get any configuration. We had an issue like this: https://github.com/Kotlin/dokka/issues/1463

[robfletcher]

Ah so it is because I’m using a buildSrc plugin. Interesting. Thanks for looking into it.

[robfletcher]

Thanks. I got it working by changing my buildSrc plugin to an includeBuild