Not publishing this attribute fixes the consumers that don't set it.
Those may encounter either a conflict of Kotlin <= 1.5.31 rule on
{JVM, Android} -> Android vs Gradle rule
{standard-jvm, android} -> standard-jvm (causing disambiguation
failures). Or they may run Gradle < 7.0 which doesn't have
disambiguation rules for `org.gradle.jvm.environment` and therefore
treats it as an ordinary extra attribute, thus eventually preferring
variants which don't have it if no other disambiguation rule worked
(again causing disambiguation failures since some rules may prefer the
variants where this attribute *is* set).
Also set a "non-jvm" value of this attribute for non-JVM variants for
project-to-project dependencies in order to "align" them so that Gradle
doesn't prefer variants not marked with this attribute.
Extend the set of dependency resolution tests which check
compatibility of different kinds of Android & JVM consumers against
project and published library: add Kotlin 1.5.31 consumers, also check
consumption with different Gradle version than the one which did the
publication.
Issue #KT-49835
It's already was not causing the build failure because of changes related to persisted yarn.lock but this fix is more reliable.
Also hidden `kotlinNpmCachesSetup` task by unsetting task group as it's not supposed to be executed directly and moreover direct execution makes no sense.
#KT-47215 Fixed
Such type cannot be cast to a base type, if the former is loaded from
a different, parent classloader.
#KT-47857 Fixed
Co-authored-by: Aleksei.Cherepanov <aleksei.cherepanov@jetbrains.com>
Ensure that the attribute com.android.build.api.attributes.AgpVersionAttr
is not published when creating the android usage contexts.
^KT-49798 Verification Pending
This test publishes a Multiplatform/Android library locally with
a given AGP version (7.1-*+) and tests the compatibility with older
AGP consumer versions.
Two projects will be tested:
multiplatformAndroidConsumer:
kotlin("multiplatform") + android target depending on
the previous publication as 'commonMainImplementation' dependency
plainAndroidConsumer:
kotlin("android") depending on the previous publication
as 'implementation' dependency.
Both projects will test the 'assemble' umbrella task to ensure,
compatibility with the given publication.
^KT-49798 implicitly covered as well
This test covers ^KT-49798 by publishing an Android library and
checking that 'AgpVersionAttr' is not mentioned in any .module files
of those publications.
The previous implementation would return a 'SharedCommonizerTarget'
containing just a single leaf target. This would trigger the commonizer.
The new implementation will correctly return just a single
LeafCommonizerTarget instead.
^KT-49735 Verification Pending
Instead, document that `KType.annotations` returns an empty list for
types created with `typeOf`. Annotations might be supported in the
future.
#KT-49573 Fixed
#KT-29919
Artem Kobzar