Am 23.06.2015 16:54, schrieb werickson:
we can still make stubs, just not for javac then.
I don't think I follow. Running javac on the Groovy stubs in joint
compilation mode is what allows Java annotation processors to run against
Groovy classes. If we stop doing this, we will break Java annotation
processor support and Dagger2 for Groovy.
ah... now I get it...
if the annotation processor is for example creating a class that is to
be used from Groovy, then the chain I though of cannot work.
I mean I never said we can omit the stubs totally, but I really did not
think about this case.. hmmm...
I guess letting groovy do a annotation processor implementation is not
really a solution, is it?
bye blackdrag
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