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Endre Stølsvik updated GROOVY-9789:
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Description:
So, I'd love if I could instruct groovyc to only perform the Java stubbing part
(and stop there).
The rationale for this is described in this StackOverflow question:
[https://stackoverflow.com/q/53759596/39334]
Basically, *I want to have three-way joint/mixed compilation between Java,
Groovy and Kotlin.* And I figure that if I first could get the java stubs of
all groovy files, I could manage to do this in four steps as described in the
SO question.
If this logic holds, it would probably hold for other languages too, so it
could conceivably be a nice feature to have not only for my scenario with
Java+Groovy+Kotlin.
was:
So, I'd love if I could instruct groovyc to only perform the Java stubbing part
(and stop there).
The rationale for this is described in this StackOverflow question:
[https://stackoverflow.com/q/53759596/39334]
Basically, *I want to have three-way joint/mixed compilation between Java,
Groovy and Kotlin.* And I figure that if I first could get the stubs of all
groovy files, I could manage to do this in four steps as described in the SO
question.
If this logic holds, it would probably hold for other languages too, so it
could conceivably be a nice feature to have not only for my scenario with
Java+Groovy+Kotlin.
> Stubbing: Mode of running Groovyc to only output stubs
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> Key: GROOVY-9789
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-9789
> Project: Groovy
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Compiler
> Reporter: Endre Stølsvik
> Priority: Major
>
> So, I'd love if I could instruct groovyc to only perform the Java stubbing
> part (and stop there).
> The rationale for this is described in this StackOverflow question:
> [https://stackoverflow.com/q/53759596/39334]
> Basically, *I want to have three-way joint/mixed compilation between Java,
> Groovy and Kotlin.* And I figure that if I first could get the java stubs of
> all groovy files, I could manage to do this in four steps as described in the
> SO question.
> If this logic holds, it would probably hold for other languages too, so it
> could conceivably be a nice feature to have not only for my scenario with
> Java+Groovy+Kotlin.
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