To support configuring free compiler arguments for all shared source
sets (KT-61573), we restore 'compilerOptions { }' DSL in the
multiplatform extension.
To avoid user confusion on accidentally using 'compilerOptions {}'
inside Kotlin targets and Kotlin compilations DSL, similar methods with
ERROR deprecation level were added into `KotlinTarget` and
`KotlinCompilation` interfaces. Invoking these interfaces will throw
UnsupportedOperationException. Such an approach works both for Kotlin
and Groove Gradle scripts.
^KT-63491 Fixed
This property allows changing log level for message printing the final
set of compiler arguments used to run compilation.
Possible levels are 'error', 'warning', 'info', 'debug'. Default level
is 'debug'.
^KT-60733 Fixed
Assert reasonable compile avoidance when basic changes are made in a
multiplatform project
^Relates to KT-56963
Merge-request: KT-MR-13032
Merged-by: Evgenii Mazhukin <evgenii.mazhukin@jetbrains.com>
because WARNING versions of them were already released at some point.
The following declarations were not promoted and have to be promoted later:
- KmProperty.hasGetter, .hasSetter
- Deprecations from readStrict/readLenient/write() rework
#KT-63157 In progress
In gradle metadata transformations for CInterops in composite builds
it is possible that resolved artifact is not actually created.
For example if host machine is not MacOS but composite build has
projects with enabled Apple targets. So apple-specific tasks will be
disabled but still configured and during dependency resolution
its outputs will be provided in artifact view.
We have already checked for cases when there is no resolved artifact.
But apparently it is not enough, and it is important to check that file
exists physically.
^KT-63197 Verification Pending
On non-mac machines. With projects that have enabled MacOS targets.
In this scenario we don't want to ruin IDE UX for users that just
want to use IDE and work with project parts that is not related to apple
^KT-63197
Fixups KT-52976 as the intention was to remove conventions registration. However until this commit, `gradle81` variant was used for all the 8.1+ versions providing an implementation that registers conventions.
^KT-63499 Fixed
Not all Kotlin disambiguation rules are required for non-MPP projects.
On the other hand, they lead to increased memory consumption in Gradle
daemon especially notable on big multimodule projects.
To address this memory increase, we start to apply these rules
conditionally based on the applied plugin.
^KT-63005 Fixed
Alexander Udalov