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Vote on IntelliJ fix for annotation-processor sources in gradle projects #245
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Have you tried using the org.inferred.processors plugin? |
Yes, the problem lies entirely with IntelliJ, when using their gradle import. I could get Freebuilder to run by itself and in Eclipse, with and without diverse annotation plugins (also the one you mention). But not in IntelliJ. IntelliJ with Maven import also works. My problem is in my team, other developers use IntelliJ, and so I have a hard time introducing FreeBuilder, if every developer will get weird issues. |
The plugin I linked should be fixing IntelliJ's gradle import for you. If it doesn't, we'd greatly appreciate a bug report on the project. |
I see. I'll try again to reproduce carefully, then. Might need to wait till next weekend. |
Thanks! If you have issues, please do reopen/raise a new bug. |
Using `compile` is less effort for users, but leads to issues like #245. Promote org.inferred.processors to the preferred solution.
Using `compile` is less effort for users, but leads to issues like #245. Promote org.inferred.processors to the preferred solution.
Using `compile` is less effort for users, but leads to issues like #245. Promote org.inferred.processors to the preferred solution.
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IntelliJ IDEA has a bug when trying to import gradle projects using annotation-processor generated sources. I think that may cause users to avoid using FreeBuilder.
Please vote for this to be fixed:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/oauth?state=%2Fissue%2FIDEA-124090
Close this ticket without further comment if you like.
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