I’m playing with my first kapt processor to genera...
# kaptc
christopher
03/06/2018, 5:05 AMI’m playing with my first kapt processor to generate interfaces, and it works when compiled with gradle, but IDEA seems unaware of the processor. I wrote a post over on kotlinlang: https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/kapt-idea-doesnt-know-about-generated-classes/6894 if anyone has a moment to take a look at my code.
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gildor
03/06/2018, 5:52 AMWhat is your target directory for generated code?
Did you try some existing AP (like Dagger or AutoValue), does it work for you?
gildor
03/06/2018, 5:58 AMJust tried your demo and it’s works for me.
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christopher
03/06/2018, 6:26 AMI’ll try a different AP and see if that works then.
christopher
03/06/2018, 6:27 AMThanks for giving it a try.
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gildor
03/06/2018, 6:27 AMYeah, it’s just work for me
On Idea Ultimate 2018.1
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christopher
03/06/2018, 6:28 AMAh, I’m on 2017.3. Also ultimate
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gildor
03/06/2018, 6:32 AMIdea and Kotlin plugin actually had some changes recently about detection of generated sources from Gradle. But I pretty sure those changes been released on some 2017.x version
Also way as you import project can be different.
I use option “Create separate module per source set”, “explicit module groups” and use default gradle wrapper, so actually default settings.
I remember that some option can change different source roots behaviour of IDE, but not sure now
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christopher
03/06/2018, 6:35 AMI’m going to ask a dumb question: Did you compile (
assemblecleanchristopher
03/06/2018, 6:36 AMMaybe I just have unreasonable expectations…
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gildor
03/06/2018, 6:38 AMYes, you should assemble first (build does assemble too + tests)
gildor
03/06/2018, 6:39 AMyes, correct, after clean Foo is not available anymore
gildor
03/06/2018, 6:39 AMThis is default behaviour for Java projects with AP
gildor
03/06/2018, 6:40 AMBut for example Android projects generate sources during synchronisation, but it’s completely Android Plugin feature
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christopher
03/06/2018, 6:41 AMah… so I’ve simply been fooled by things like Spring and Lombok, which have IDE plugins, to think that it’s normal for annotations to instantly take effect.
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gildor
03/06/2018, 6:46 AMYes, not sure about Spring code generation, but Lombok should have IDE support, otherwise just nothing will work
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