Closed jlchoike closed 9 years ago
@esmasui are you familiar with why ajc copies source files to the build working directory?
@jlchoike-DL I have never seen the problem. please send me the entire project to represent the issue?
Disregard, I think this issue is not related to your plugin, and has to do with the fact that Dagger source is generated in a non-standard location. AJC is copying the code to the build's working directory.
On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 12:20 AM, Sosuke Masui notifications@github.com wrote:
@jlchoike-DL https://github.com/jlchoike-DL I have never seen the problem. please send me the entire project to represent the issue?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/uPhyca/gradle-android-aspectj-plugin/issues/9#issuecomment-74206797 .
Jan Choike
Application Development - Detroit Labs
1.248.629.0862
jan.choike@detroitlabs.com
More: http://detroitlabs.com Blog: http://detroitlabs.com/blog Twitter: http://twitter.com/detroitlabs Facebook: http://facebook.com/detroitlabs
@jlchoike-DL how did you solve this ?
@tapasyakore please try latest version, 0.9.13
Doesn't reproduce the latest version of the plugin.
After adding your plugin to my project, I noticed that the generated source files located in build/generated/source/apt was copied to the project root. Before adding your plugin, my root package of the generated source (com) was only present in the generated source directory, but now I am find it in the project root.
FYI - I noticed the same behavior with the Maven AspectJ plugin. Is this something specific to the compiler, or is it a plugin issue? Please let me know what compiler options I have missed that lead to this behavior. Thanks!