matrei opened a new issue, #430:
URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-intellij-plugin/issues/430
Grails 8 introduces a compile-time beans DSL
(`grails.compiler.beans.GrailsBeans`): a `beans` closure property that an AST
transform compiles into real `@Bean` factory methods. It is available on
classes annotated with `@GrailsBeans`, and implicitly on plugin descriptors
(`grails.plugins.Plugin`), the application class
(`grails.boot.config.GrailsAutoConfiguration`) and unit tests
(`org.grails.testing.GrailsUnitTest`).
```groovy
class Application extends GrailsAutoConfiguration {
def beans = {
field('suffix', String).value('app.greeting-suffix', '!')
method('buildGreeting', String) { String name -> "Hello,
${name}${suffix}" }
bean('greeter', Greeter) { MyService myService ->
new Greeter(buildGreeting('World'))
}
bean(Formatter).primary().lazy()
group('optional').conditionalOnClass(name: 'com.example.Missing') {
bean(OptionalGreeter)
}
}
}
```
## Current behaviour
The IDE does not recognise any of this:
- `bean`, `field`, `method`, `group` and every chained qualifier
(`.primary()`, `.conditionalOnProperty(...)`, `.value(...)`, ...) are
highlighted as unresolved and get no completion.
- The shared `field(...)`/`method(...)` members, used by name inside bean
bodies (`suffix`, `buildGreeting(...)` above), are unresolved and untyped.
- On Ultimate, beans declared this way are missing from the Spring model, so
injecting them by name (`def greeter` in a controller) is not resolved.
## Expected behaviour
- Resolution, completion and documentation for the declarations and, per
declaration kind, their qualifiers.
- Shared `field`/`method` members resolve inside `bean`/`method` bodies with
their declared types (including `.typeArguments(...)`) and navigate to their
declaration, scoped to their group.
- On Ultimate, the declared beans are registered in the Spring model and can
be injected by name like `resources.groovy` beans.
- Projects on Grails 7 and earlier are unaffected: nothing is recognised
unless `GrailsBeans` is on the class path.
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