Fix #1987: Fixes a bug in version 2.28.2 that occurs when a transitive dependency installs something into ApplicationComponent and depends on a version of Hilt less than 2.28.2. (667a8e25)
Dagger 2.28.2
What’s new
Hilt
The Hilt class dagger.hilt.android.components.ApplicationComponent is being renamed to dagger.hilt.components.SingletonComponent. This release adds the new SingletonComponent class in preparation for this change without removing the existing ApplicationComponent. This rename is part of a plan to address google/dagger#1908 to allow usage of Hilt in non-Android Gradle modules when installing into the SingletonComponent. Current users can begin switching to the new SingletonComponent name as of this release. A future release will remove ApplicationComponent.
Fix #1909: Update Dagger's JavaPoet dependency to 1.13.0 containing fixes for Dagger & Hilt related to generating code with overriding methods without annotations. (c5de4ab0)
Fix #1955: Fixes issue with bytecode transformation in Gradle plugin to allow @AndroidEntryPoint annotations to be used with abstract classes containing abstract methods. (884fee53)
Fix #1947: Fixes issue with Hilt base classes that extend other Hilt base classes. (61c5c433)
Fix #1917: Fixes Hilt example app for Gradle users on mac. (5b3a9661)
Dagger 2.28.1
What's New
New Bazel helper macros for using Dagger. See the updated README for instructions. There are also examples using these macros for Dagger and Hilt (9494f40f).
Bug fixes
Hilt
Throws an error when @AndroidEntryPoint base classes use default params in Kotlin. This is a temporary stopgap while support is investigated (2d433491).
Fixes #1864: Add minSdkVersion to Lint AndroidManifest.xml. This fixes problems of incorrect added permissions to the manifest (85f285c2).
Dagger 2.28
What's New
Hilt Alpha Release
Hilt is a new library that layers on top of Dagger and provides a standard way to incorporate Dagger into an Android application. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/hilt.
Lint checks in Dagger for Kotlin (2597f5a6)
Dagger now includes Lint checks for Kotlin users. The checks cover the following cases:
Using a redundant field: site target in injected properties
Using a redundant @JvmStatic in object modules.
Annotating companion objects with @Module (@Module should just be on the enclosing class)
These checks are included by default for users of dagger-android and hilt-android. For Kotlin only projects the checks are available in a new artifact, com.google.dagger:dagger-lint:<version> and can be applied via the lintChecks configuration in Gradle:
Fix #1987: Fixes a bug in version 2.28.2 that occurs when a transitive dependency installs something into ApplicationComponent and depends on a version of Hilt less than 2.28.2. (667a8e25)
Dagger 2.28.2
What’s new
Hilt
The Hilt class dagger.hilt.android.components.ApplicationComponent is being renamed to dagger.hilt.components.SingletonComponent. This release adds the new SingletonComponent class in preparation for this change without removing the existing ApplicationComponent. This rename is part of a plan to address google/dagger#1908 to allow usage of Hilt in non-Android Gradle modules when installing into the SingletonComponent. Current users can begin switching to the new SingletonComponent name as of this release. A future release will remove ApplicationComponent.
Fix #1909: Update Dagger's JavaPoet dependency to 1.13.0 containing fixes for Dagger & Hilt related to generating code with overriding methods without annotations. (c5de4ab0)
Fix #1955: Fixes issue with bytecode transformation in Gradle plugin to allow @AndroidEntryPoint annotations to be used with abstract classes containing abstract methods. (884fee53)
Fix #1947: Fixes issue with Hilt base classes that extend other Hilt base classes. (61c5c433)
Fix #1917: Fixes Hilt example app for Gradle users on mac. (5b3a9661)
Dagger 2.28.1
What's New
New Bazel helper macros for using Dagger. See the updated README for instructions. There are also examples using these macros for Dagger and Hilt (9494f40f).
Bug fixes
Hilt
Throws an error when @AndroidEntryPoint base classes use default params in Kotlin. This is a temporary stopgap while support is investigated (2d433491).
Fixes #1864: Add minSdkVersion to Lint AndroidManifest.xml. This fixes problems of incorrect added permissions to the manifest (85f285c2).
Dagger 2.28
What's New
Hilt Alpha Release
Hilt is a new library that layers on top of Dagger and provides a standard way to incorporate Dagger into an Android application. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/hilt.
Lint checks in Dagger for Kotlin (2597f5a6)
Dagger now includes Lint checks for Kotlin users. The checks cover the following cases:
Using a redundant field: site target in injected properties
Using a redundant @JvmStatic in object modules.
Annotating companion objects with @Module (@Module should just be on the enclosing class)
These checks are included by default for users of dagger-android and hilt-android. For Kotlin only projects the checks are available in a new artifact, com.google.dagger:dagger-lint:<version> and can be applied via the lintChecks configuration in Gradle:
Fix #1987: Fixes a bug in version 2.28.2 that occurs when a transitive dependency installs something into ApplicationComponent and depends on a version of Hilt less than 2.28.2. (667a8e25)
Dagger 2.28.2
What’s new
Hilt
The Hilt class dagger.hilt.android.components.ApplicationComponent is being renamed to dagger.hilt.components.SingletonComponent. This release adds the new SingletonComponent class in preparation for this change without removing the existing ApplicationComponent. This rename is part of a plan to address google/dagger#1908 to allow usage of Hilt in non-Android Gradle modules when installing into the SingletonComponent. Current users can begin switching to the new SingletonComponent name as of this release. A future release will remove ApplicationComponent.
Fix #1909: Update Dagger's JavaPoet dependency to 1.13.0 containing fixes for Dagger & Hilt related to generating code with overriding methods without annotations. (c5de4ab0)
Fix #1955: Fixes issue with bytecode transformation in Gradle plugin to allow @AndroidEntryPoint annotations to be used with abstract classes containing abstract methods. (884fee53)
Fix #1947: Fixes issue with Hilt base classes that extend other Hilt base classes. (61c5c433)
Fix #1917: Fixes Hilt example app for Gradle users on mac. (5b3a9661)
Dagger 2.28.1
What's New
New Bazel helper macros for using Dagger. See the updated README for instructions. There are also examples using these macros for Dagger and Hilt (9494f40f).
Bug fixes
Hilt
Throws an error when @AndroidEntryPoint base classes use default params in Kotlin. This is a temporary stopgap while support is investigated (2d433491).
Fixes #1864: Add minSdkVersion to Lint AndroidManifest.xml. This fixes problems of incorrect added permissions to the manifest (85f285c2).
Dagger 2.28
What's New
Hilt Alpha Release
Hilt is a new library that layers on top of Dagger and provides a standard way to incorporate Dagger into an Android application. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/hilt.
Lint checks in Dagger for Kotlin (2597f5a6)
Dagger now includes Lint checks for Kotlin users. The checks cover the following cases:
Using a redundant field: site target in injected properties
Using a redundant @JvmStatic in object modules.
Annotating companion objects with @Module (@Module should just be on the enclosing class)
These checks are included by default for users of dagger-android and hilt-android. For Kotlin only projects the checks are available in a new artifact, com.google.dagger:dagger-lint:<version> and can be applied via the lintChecks configuration in Gradle:
Fix #1987: Fixes a bug in version 2.28.2 that occurs when a transitive dependency installs something into ApplicationComponent and depends on a version of Hilt less than 2.28.2. (667a8e25)
Dagger 2.28.2
What’s new
Hilt
The Hilt class dagger.hilt.android.components.ApplicationComponent is being renamed to dagger.hilt.components.SingletonComponent. This release adds the new SingletonComponent class in preparation for this change without removing the existing ApplicationComponent. This rename is part of a plan to address google/dagger#1908 to allow usage of Hilt in non-Android Gradle modules when installing into the SingletonComponent. Current users can begin switching to the new SingletonComponent name as of this release. A future release will remove ApplicationComponent.
Fix #1909: Update Dagger's JavaPoet dependency to 1.13.0 containing fixes for Dagger & Hilt related to generating code with overriding methods without annotations. (c5de4ab0)
Fix #1955: Fixes issue with bytecode transformation in Gradle plugin to allow @AndroidEntryPoint annotations to be used with abstract classes containing abstract methods. (884fee53)
Fix #1947: Fixes issue with Hilt base classes that extend other Hilt base classes. (61c5c433)
Fix #1917: Fixes Hilt example app for Gradle users on mac. (5b3a9661)
Dagger 2.28.1
What's New
New Bazel helper macros for using Dagger. See the updated README for instructions. There are also examples using these macros for Dagger and Hilt (9494f40f).
Bug fixes
Hilt
Throws an error when @AndroidEntryPoint base classes use default params in Kotlin. This is a temporary stopgap while support is investigated (2d433491).
Fixes #1864: Add minSdkVersion to Lint AndroidManifest.xml. This fixes problems of incorrect added permissions to the manifest (85f285c2).
Dagger 2.28
What's New
Hilt Alpha Release
Hilt is a new library that layers on top of Dagger and provides a standard way to incorporate Dagger into an Android application. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/hilt.
Lint checks in Dagger for Kotlin (2597f5a6)
Dagger now includes Lint checks for Kotlin users. The checks cover the following cases:
Using a redundant field: site target in injected properties
Using a redundant @JvmStatic in object modules.
Annotating companion objects with @Module (@Module should just be on the enclosing class)
These checks are included by default for users of dagger-android and hilt-android. For Kotlin only projects the checks are available in a new artifact, com.google.dagger:dagger-lint:<version> and can be applied via the lintChecks configuration in Gradle:
Fix #1987: Fixes a bug in version 2.28.2 that occurs when a transitive dependency installs something into ApplicationComponent and depends on a version of Hilt less than 2.28.2. (667a8e25)
Dagger 2.28.2
What’s new
Hilt
The Hilt class dagger.hilt.android.components.ApplicationComponent is being renamed to dagger.hilt.components.SingletonComponent. This release adds the new SingletonComponent class in preparation for this change without removing the existing ApplicationComponent. This rename is part of a plan to address google/dagger#1908 to allow usage of Hilt in non-Android Gradle modules when installing into the SingletonComponent. Current users can begin switching to the new SingletonComponent name as of this release. A future release will remove ApplicationComponent.
Fix #1909: Update Dagger's JavaPoet dependency to 1.13.0 containing fixes for Dagger & Hilt related to generating code with overriding methods without annotations. (c5de4ab0)
Fix #1955: Fixes issue with bytecode transformation in Gradle plugin to allow @AndroidEntryPoint annotations to be used with abstract classes containing abstract methods. (884fee53)
Fix #1947: Fixes issue with Hilt base classes that extend other Hilt base classes. (61c5c433)
Fix #1917: Fixes Hilt example app for Gradle users on mac. (5b3a9661)
Dagger 2.28.1
What's New
New Bazel helper macros for using Dagger. See the updated README for instructions. There are also examples using these macros for Dagger and Hilt (9494f40f).
Bug fixes
Hilt
Throws an error when @AndroidEntryPoint base classes use default params in Kotlin. This is a temporary stopgap while support is investigated (2d433491).
Fixes #1864: Add minSdkVersion to Lint AndroidManifest.xml. This fixes problems of incorrect added permissions to the manifest (85f285c2).
Dagger 2.28
What's New
Hilt Alpha Release
Hilt is a new library that layers on top of Dagger and provides a standard way to incorporate Dagger into an Android application. For more information, see https://dagger.dev/hilt.
Lint checks in Dagger for Kotlin (2597f5a6)
Dagger now includes Lint checks for Kotlin users. The checks cover the following cases:
Using a redundant field: site target in injected properties
Using a redundant @JvmStatic in object modules.
Annotating companion objects with @Module (@Module should just be on the enclosing class)
These checks are included by default for users of dagger-android and hilt-android. For Kotlin only projects the checks are available in a new artifact, com.google.dagger:dagger-lint:<version> and can be applied via the lintChecks configuration in Gradle:
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