Does anyone know if the compose kotlin compiler pl...

# compose

[Justin Tullgren]

Does anyone know if the compose kotlin compiler plugin will remove code added by other plugins? Ex. In a irBlockBody a statement is added but then the compose compiler comes along and it don't see it after

[Adam Powell]

cc @Leland Richardson [G]

[Justin Tullgren]

Code snippet in question

[Justin Tullgren]

my logger says its getting modified. Also my `

IrGenerationExtension

is set to be run first

[Leland Richardson [G]]

hmm. so you’re updating the body of an IrFunction, before compose’s IrGenerationExtension, and then after compose’s IrGenerationExtension, you’re seeing it revert back to the original one?

[Justin Tullgren]

yes

[Justin Tullgren]

i am trying to look through the composablefunctionbodytransformer but there is a lot there 🙂

[Leland Richardson [G]]

indeed

[Leland Richardson [G]]

i can’t think of a reason that would happen

[Leland Richardson [G]]

if you have src for a minimal IrGeneratorExtention that does this, i can try plugging it in to our tests and see if i can repro and if so, why it’s happening

[Justin Tullgren]

sure. 5 min and i'll zip it up. Can i post here?

[Leland Richardson [G]]

up to you 🙂 i don’t mind grabbing it from here if you dont

[Justin Tullgren]

will just the `

IrGenerationExtension

class work? I have an anonymous visitor implementation in the class

[Justin Tullgren]

its all poc code, no trade secret

[Leland Richardson [G]]

yeah i guess just the IrGeneratorExtension and anything it depends on that isn’t in the compiler itself

[Justin Tullgren]

k 5 min

[Justin Tullgren]

ugh, just put together a simple example and it worked. its on my end. Sorry for wasting your time

[Justin Tullgren]

and thanks for responding so quick

[Leland Richardson [G]]

no worries!

[rnett]

I had this happen too, w/ compose (or something) removing my added init blocks
Reported as https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/185609826

[rnett]

Symbol comparison also seems to break

[Justin Tullgren]

thanks! How were you noticing them being removed? javap or something else?

[Justin Tullgren]

i'm thinking my issue was i was using the kotlin bytecode viewer and it was hiding some magic

[Justin Tullgren]

so curious how you are sure of your issue?

[rnett]

I was using it to register RPC methods and they weren't getting registered, so I looked at the class file and the init blocks weren't there

[rnett]

If you open the class file in a plaintext editor it's pretty obvious for init blocks, it depends on how "big" of a transformation you're doing

[Justin Tullgren]

ok I can't read byte code that well so i tend to not look at classes