Make it clear that there 3 distinct cases:
1. Incremental compilation completed with an ExitCode.
2. Incremental compilation was not possible for some valid reason
(e.g., for a clean build), and we will perform non-incremental
compilation.
3. Incremental compilation failed with an exception.
In this case, we will:
- Print a warning with a stack trace
- Ask the user to file a bug
- Collect rebuild reason enum for analytics
+ TODO: Collect the stack trace too
- Fall back to non-incremental compilation
Test: Existing BaseIncrementalCompilationMultiProjectIT.testFailureHandling_UserError,
Updated BaseIncrementalCompilationMultiProjectIT.testFailureHandling_ToolError
^KT-53015: In progress
When incremental compilation fails, we currently log it at the `debug`
level (and fall back to non-incremental compilation). This commit will
change it to `warning` so that we can get more user reports, which will
allow us to fix the root cause.
Also make sure the warning includes a stack trace.
Additionally, let ReportSeverity.fromCode() return a non-null value
or throw an exception otherwise as that case is not expected.
^KT-52839 In Progress
This change will allow to start Kotlin daemon instances using different
from the current user JDK version and use it to compile Kotlin files.
Old behaviour, when java executable path is not set, is still working
and still,by default, using current user JDK version.
For example, user for some reason wants to use JDK 1.8 as active one,
but compile current project using JDK 16.
Main goal is to support Gradle toolchains.
^KT-45611 In Progress
The CompilerMessageLocation is an implicit part of the binary daemon
protocol so changing it breaks compatibility with older daemons.
This change allows to extend location for non-daemon uses without
breaking the binary protocol.
Dmitriy Novozhilov