is there any way to debug android sqldelight plugin? The code isn’t generated, unless i run the task...

# squarelibraries

[myanmarking]

is there any way to debug android sqldelight plugin? The code isn’t generated, unless i run the task ./gradlew generateSqlDelight

[mbonnin]

What version are you using?

[myanmarking]

1.5.1

[mbonnin]

Asking because https://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight/pull/2518 would have been a good candidate as it changes quite a bunch the way dependencies are propagated

[mbonnin]

But it's not in 1.5.1

[mbonnin]

In these cases, running Gradle with -i should show "some" information

[mbonnin]

Actually, this PR might fix your issue

[mbonnin]

Can you try with the snapshots?

[myanmarking]

i can try. give me the info

[mbonnin]

It should be a matter of adding

repositories {
  maven { 
    url = uri("<https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/>")
  }
}

to your repositories (both buildscript + project repositories)

[mbonnin]

And then using version 1.6.0-SNAPSHOT

[myanmarking]

ok thaks. give me a sec

[myanmarking]

still the same. and the Transacter is gone

[mbonnin]

So if you change a .sq file, the code doesn't get generated?

[myanmarking]

it doesnt

[mbonnin]

You could run your build with -Dorg.gradle.debug=true and run a remote debug session from IntelliJ. This allows to put breakpoints in the plugin code.

[myanmarking]

i’m applying the plugin and the dependencies in a module, not the app’s module

[myanmarking]

but it should work. i think i have done this before

[mbonnin]

Yea, should work.

[mbonnin]

What target are you running?

[myanmarking]

using kotlin build script. but it shudnt make a difference, right ?

[mbonnin]

Try ./gradlew -i :$module:assembleDebug

[mbonnin]

using kotlin build script. but it shudnt make a difference, right ?

Shouldn't change anything

[mbonnin]

The above command shouldn't output NO-SOURCE for the SqlDelight task

[myanmarking]

it generated the code. let me check what you asked

[mbonnin]

Ah then if it generates the code, it's all good 🙂

[mbonnin]

that might be an IntelliJ plugin issue then if running Gradle from the command line works well

[alec]

Restart intellij, then check to see if the plugin had any errors in the log (under the help menu, can search the log for SQLDelight)

[myanmarking]

ya. this is a recurring log: GradleBuildOutputUtil.kt - Could not find output listing file. Build may have failed

[myanmarking]

maybe related. ill try to investigate

[myanmarking]

2021-09-01 170118,353 [ 373861] INFO - SQLDelight[LeagueDex] - Initialized file index
2021-09-01 170118,423 [ 373931] WARN - GradleBuildOutputUtil.kt - Could not find output listing file. Build may have failed.

[alec]

the file index initializing is the big one, if that works then the codegen part should work

[alec]

hmmmmm