Closed knowbits closed 2 years ago
I've updated the gradle build file. The default task assemble
now produces the (kotlin) source and javadoc jars.
That's quick!
Gave it a try with a local installation into Maven.
In VS Code, documentation show up when I hover 👍
When I go into a clasd or method (F12) the.class file is opened. I don't know if you use VS Code (most seasoned Jave devs use IDEA, I guess), but do you know how to make VS Code open the .kt file instead?
Best, Erlend
On Fri, 24 Jun 2022 at 00:16, Gerhard Muth @.***> wrote:
I've updated the gradle build file. The default task assemble now produces the (kotlin) source and javadoc jars.
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I don't use VS Code and can not provide a solution for your question.
Support for Kotlin in VS Code seems to be lacking atm.
On Tue, 28 Jun 2022 at 07:46, Gerhard Muth @.***> wrote:
I don't use VS Code and can not provide a solution for your question.
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Having source files (and javadoc) available as jars would make it easier to use the API from an IDE.