Version 0.0.15: Migrate from kapt/mpApt to ksp #31
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I merge this as it's required for the next devs on 0.0.15, it will be reviewed in the other PR |
…urned on build cache & configuration cache. Bump kotlin 1.9.20 The project is now ready for K2. And we do not need the custom annotation processing plugin anymore. Partial files are no longer versioned as they should be in first place
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KSP (https://github.com/google/ksp) is two times faster than kapt and is compatible with K2. We also used mpApt which is no longer maintained since devember 2022 (https://github.com/Foso/MpApt). We also had a custom gradle plugin that we had to publish everytime for us to build the lib. It's no longer required.
I bumped kotlin to 1.9.20, and turned on configuration cache & build cache, and it works without any warning. I also removed generated classes and functions that were on Git. They are now properly generated in the
build/generatedfolderI did not update / optimize our
Partialobject mapping logic. I just migrated to KSP. Some work could be done to improve it but it's not the priority now