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[Kotlin] Table null needs to define at least one column #596
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Same issue here. Haven't found a workaround yet besides using java for the database classes |
this is a Kotlin issue, that apparently is still not solved. (http://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2015/06/better-annotation-processing-supporting-stubs-in-kapt/). I tested this and found writing it in Kotlin appears to work in the IDE, but when you reference those generated java files from DBFlow in Kotlin, the Kotlin compiler cannot find the generated classes. |
Is it one of these Kotlin issues causing the problems? KT-10352, KT-8733, KT-7277 Some of them are already closed, although the issues still persist. Doesn't seem they are actively working on that at the moment. What a shame. The model classes looked so clean when defined in Kotlin. Back to verbose Java. |
@ubuntudroid no this is a different kind of issue (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-11978). closing this b/c this is not dbflow issue. |
I get the following error while building my app (it is written in Kotlin). But when I delete the build folder in Android Studio before building everything is fine.
When I build the next time, I get the error again.
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