Add Kotlin source set dependencies to the Android source sets, and also
add aggregated Kotlin compilation dependencies to the dedicated
Android source sets of the Android variants.
Issue #KT-29343 Fixed
* Add version to project structure metadata
* Use a data class for module dependencies in project structure
* Use task registering API for new tasks
* Simplify code
* Extract compatibility wrappers
* Fix multi-file dependencies that transformations silently ignored
The common source sets that are not published (like commonTest) should
not affect dependency resolution for other source sets.
Signed-off-by: Sergey Igushkin <hotkeytlt@gmail.com>
This is needed for some IDE clients, particularly, completion: even
though presenting only non-converted member (e.g., 'foo(Consumer<Int>')
is nominally OK, as resolution with NI is smart enough to accept 'foo { }'
for such a call, it is inconvenient for users (for example, hitting
enter would insert round brackets instead of a figure brackets)
This commit adds very-very narrow API (borderline hacky) in
JavaSyntheticScopes, to allow clients explicitly ask for a scopes with
force-enabled synthetic conversions. It fixes several tests, which had
started to fail after corresponding commit about NI and SAM-adapters
(fe5976d7f4), e.g.:
- Java8BasicCompletionTestGenerated.testCollectionMethods
- Java8BasicCompletionTestGenerated.testStreamMethods
- JvmBasicCompletionTestGenerated$Common$StaticMembers.testJavaStaticMethods
- JvmBasicCompletionTestGenerated$Java.testSAMAdaptersStatic
- JvmWithLibBasicCompletionTestGenerated.testSamAdapter
- JvmWithLibBasicCompletionTestGenerated.testSamAdapterAndGenerics
Note that changes are made in ReferenceVariantsHelper, which is used by
several other clients in IDE. Presumably, those changes are needed for
them too.
Those versions have been resolved from -dev repository, which got
cleared and those tests started to fail.
In long term, it would be nice to not use fixed Kotlin versions in
tests, but for now we just advance it to prevent tests from failing.
Igor Yakovlev