Hi @channel I’m facing an error using guice

@Assisted

annotation. I have a function similar to this

fun createPublishHysCmd(@Assisted("message") message: TBase)

When I see the compiled version, it decompiles to:

public abstract fun createPublishHysCmd(@com.google.inject.assistedinject.Assisted message: org.apache.thrift.TBase

Without the value of the annotation. If I write a similar function in java:

PublishMessageHysCmd createPublishHysCmd(@Assisted("message") TBase message)

I can see it decompiled to:

PublishMessageHysCmd createPublishHysCmd(@Assisted("message") TBase var1)

Could

kapt

fix this for me? I couldn’t find an annotationProcessor for google guice.

I don't think that this problem of annotation processing, really strange. Maybe you could reproduce it on some sample project

Yeah I will try to crate a sample project and share. BTW, In the kotlin compiled code I don’t see any imports, but In java’s yes

compiled code? What do you mean? There is no imports in bytecode, it’s completely source code feature

yeah, I mean, I’m not saying this is an issue with

kapt

. I’m trying to figure out if I could fix this issue with

kapt

. The issue is that when I see bytecode (using IntelliJ decompiler) I don’t see any imports and the value of annotation

@Assisted

is not there. While if I write the same code in java, when I see the bytecode (using again IntelliJ decompiler) I see imports and the value of the annotation.

don’t use decompiler to verify bytecode, check bytecode itself, otherwise you can fight with a decompiler bug/lack of feature/byte code that hard to convert to sources