This change expanded KAPT to support a new param
'fileAccessHistoryReportFile', which reports all the classes used during
annotation processing into a file, in the form of a list of URIs.
This is useful for build speed improvements described in https://engineering.fb.com/2017/11/09/android/rethinking-android-app-compilation-with-buck/.
Essentially, using the list of used classes, we can compile only
the dependencies that are really affected by the developer's
code changes and improve Kotlin build speed.
^KT-52853
Getting canonical path is expensive on JDK 17, thus check, whether
file is belongs to some folder becomes expensive.
In this commit implementation was replaced to a new one based on
File.getParent. It gives profit 49seconds-> 500 ms/100k files.
Note! Now if there are present two files which are actually links of the
same file, they are treated as two different files.
#KT-54579 Fixed
Because incremental KAPT tries to reuse .class files produced by kotlinc
and javac, it should check for their existence before starting
an incremental run. Otherwise, annotation processors that perform type
validation will fail to run.
Current check counts the number of declared types in processed .java
sources, and it makes sure the total number of .class files in compiled
sources dirs is equal or higher. Otherwise, KAPT runs non-incrementally.
Tests: KaptIncrementalWithIsolatingApt.testMissingKotlinOutputForcesNonIncrementalRun
^KT-41456 In Progress
When storing source information needed for type analysis, store
.java file and .class file information separately. This is because
for class files only declared typed is needed.
Tests: updating existing ones
^KT-41456 In Progress
This change introduces tracking of generated sources structure in order
to e.g track classpath changes impacting generated sources. This fixes KT-42182.
Also, origin tracking for isolating processors is now using types, allowing
for origin elements from classpath. This fixes KT-34340. However, classpath
origin is used only to invalidate generated files when the type changes and
processing will not be requested for that type. This is in line with the
incap spec.
Isolating incremental AP must report exactly one originating source file.
This commit logs a warning when this constraint is violated.
Test: AnnotationProcessorDependencyCollectorTest.testIsolatingWithoutOrigin
It is possible for isolating annotation processor to report two or more
originating elements from the same source file when generating
sources/classes/resources. This commit makes sure the source file are
de-duped, so assertion that there is a single source file does not fail.
Test: IsolatingIncrementalProcessorsTest.testIsolatingWithMultipleOriginatingElements
This is improvement to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-23880
When running incremental annotation processing in KAPT,
even if incremental flag is enabled, and full rebuild should
be performed (e.g. in presence of dynamic non-incremental APs),
make sure generated sources and classes are removed.
#KT-31322 fixed
There is no need to track definitions of constants in sources for now.
References to constants are tracked in order to capture dependencies between types.
This ensures that any change to a type defining a constant (either from the
classpath or sources), will trigger reprocessing of the type that uses the
constant.
1) Fix tests to use canonical path for comparison because Mac was failing
2) Update current classpath snapshot only with the missing entries from the previous one
3) Clean-up code and style
Pass computed list of changed classpath names to KAPT instead
of relying on the history files to be computed by stub generation.
Also, stop generating classpath history changes during the stub generation.
This commit does not compute the actual changed classpath entries,
and that will be done in the following commits.
#KT-23880
This commit adds support for tracking of used constants in
source files. For every constant used in a source file, class
that defines the constant and the constant name are tracked.
Value of the constant can be obtained using
annotation processing APIs, so if the constant value changes, a source file
using it has to be reprocessed.
#KT-23880
Once set of dirty symbols is computed, filter these types
when they are requested from the JavaFileManager. This is accomplished
by tracking all declared types in the sources and generated sources.
It is not necessary track types in generated class files, as these will
be removed before the APs are incrementally run.
Motivation: APs (e.g. Dagger) may use Elements.getTypeElement(String)
to determine if type is already present, and if it is, they will not
generate it. Therefore, whenever generated sources is invalidated, types
it defines need to be filtered in the JavaFileManager.
Issue is https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-23880
Handle annotations with @Inherited. This is important for
the aggregating APs, as the current implementation passes all sources
annotated with claimed aggregating annotations.
Issue is https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-23880
Add support for incremental annotation processors in KAPT. These
processors conform to https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/java_plugin.html#sec:incremental_annotation_processing
specification.
Support is provided by using javac compiler APIs and
recording the source file structure. At runtime, processors
are instrumented with custom Filer that is used to keep track of generated
files. In order to support classpath changes, stub generation task is
used to generated a list of changed FQCNs, and this is simply used by KAPT.
Both worker and non-worker mode are supported.
#KT-23880
1. Use 'KaptOptions' for all kapt options, including paths and flags.
2. Use a single 'KAPT_OPTIONS' compiler configuration key for setting all options (using a mutable KaptOptions.Builder).
3. Pass 'KaptOptions' instead of separate flags.
4. Remove 'KaptPaths'.
5. Remove deprecated 'aptOnly' CLI option.
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