Several hours later, after upgrading Gradle and learning something new about
annotation processing in both Gradle and Eclipse, I can confirm that this
plugin successfully configures Eclipse project to properly invoke annotation
processors.
Thanks Michael and Thomas.
On 27. 02. 2021. 14:37, M
Oh, and of course, vote for https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/2300
and (more importantly I
think) https://github.com/eclipse/buildship/issues/329
(annotation processing in Eclipse has always been a PITA though, you may
prefer trying to configure Eclipse to see the generated code from your
+1, and if you don't want to impose that plugin to all users (if you're
contributing to an open source project for example), try applying it from
an init script dropped into your ~/.gradle/init.d/ (add the dependency to
the buildscript, and apply the plugin to the project; see
https://docs.grad
I think you need to add the "goomph" plugin to your build.gradle, close the
project, then run the shell script below, then open the project and do a
clean.
- buildscript {
- repositories {
- //...
- }}
- dependencies {//...
- classpath "com.diffplug.gradle:goomph:3.24
Did anyone got Eclipse to invoke annotation processor from gwt-places module
that should generate PlaceHistoryMapper implementations?
I have interface that extends org.gwtproject.place.shared.PlaceHistoryMapper
and is annotated with org.gwtproject.place.shared.WithTokenizers. I'm
creating inst
