If the @Asynchronize annotation is used on an interface that extends an interfaces not included in the sources of the project (i.e. from an external dependency) the processor don't reads the real argument names and generates asynchronous methods with params like "arg1, arg2, arg3" etc.
Adding the sources of the external dependency don't help.
The problem apply also to interfaces available from the JDK.
If the @Asynchronize annotation is used on an interface that extends an interfaces not included in the sources of the project (i.e. from an external dependency) the processor don't reads the real argument names and generates asynchronous methods with params like "arg1, arg2, arg3" etc.
Adding the sources of the external dependency don't help. The problem apply also to interfaces available from the JDK.