Andrew Reitz
Andrew Reitz
Thrown(IndexOutOfBoundsException) also doesn't work.
I was able to get a package generated by adding ``` groovy antlr4 { extraArgs=['-package', 'org.acme.project'] } ``` Then to get the output to the folder you want add `output=project.file("path/to/out/put")`
~~I realized this doesn't get added to the task dependency chain, I'll add that in.~~ ~~Also, this does not get included with the publishing jars. I will try to get...
@robfletcher Sorry I haven't checked in on this until now. Yes, it would be helpful for on device testing, but is not required. It would allow for automatic getters and...
I realized that was a long winded answer 😄 The short answer is yes, this is a jar that would allow on device spock tests to run.
Android Developer @ SmartThings and I can confirm we use RxJava.
@aaronzirbes do you know what `ratpack.dependency('rx')` does differently? Using ratpack isn't really an option for me. If I had to guess I would say it is just loading RxJava and...
I am actually not seeing this issue anymore on the latest version of the groovy android plugin, and latest version of this library. Should I update this issue's name to...
This appears to be a change to an internal class in gradle that this plugin depends on. The change is in 3.5 and 3.4.1 still continues to work as a...
Turns out the breaking change was from Gradle 3.2 to 3.3 where an interface had a method added to it. I updated the tests to include 3.5 and before fixing...