Dagger 2.30
What’s new
Hilt
Hilt has deprecated ApplicationComponent
(6313cbd), and it will soon be removed in a future release. Use SingletonComponent
instead.
Hilt now supports @BindValue val
fields in Kotlin without the use of @JvmField
(802882d). For example:
// Before
@BindValue @JvmField val bindStr = "STRING_BINDING"
// Now
@BindValue val bindStr = "STRING_BINDING"
Dagger
Dagger now uses the “experimentalDaggerErrorMessages” by default (See #1769 for more information). The old error message format can still be used by setting -Adagger.experimentalDaggerErrorMessages=disabled
as a javacopt.
Bug Fixes
- [Dagger]: Fixes a Dagger compiler crash that occurred when an @Inject was placed in a Kotlin object class. (0816c43)
- [Hilt]: Fixes #2156: Update Dagger's androidx dependencies to the latest stable versions. (deff5e5)
- [Hilt]: Fixes suppress deprecation warning in Hilt generated Fragment class. (0a463eb)
- [Hilt]: Removes Hilt's dependency on jsr250 for
@Generated
. (8dca74b)
Note: Hilt previously depended on jsr250 for the@Generated
annotation, but this behavior has now been changed to match Dagger (see #95). Now, Hilt only adds the@Generated
annotation only if theGenerated
class is present in the classpath. Thus, since we’ve now removed the jsr250 dependency from Hilt, the generated code will no longer contain the@Generated
annotation by default.