Dale King
Dale King
Because Clock is a well-defined interface that has a single well-contained purpose. There are many uses for the current Clock interface that has no need for anything to do with...
How would what I am suggesting cause jumps forwards or backwards? The jumps would only be for tests to allow the test to control the passage of time. For example...
The error message did go away so this is not really an issue.
Relevant info when ran with --info: ``` Failed to determine the latest version for the following dependencies (use --info for details): - gradle.plugin.me.tatarka:gradle-retrolambda The exception that is the cause of...
I think think the issue is that it is trying to look it up with gradle.plugin in front
Possibly, but I'm guessing this plugin is set up somewhat weird as it is the only one that has this problem.
I don't think it is gradle, because it is not a question of versions (at least for the first part). It is getting the correct versions for current and milestone...
Could there be a race condition ambiguity here whether it uses resolvedCoordinate or originalCoordinate ``` private fun getStatus( coordinates: Map, resolved: Set, unresolved: Set, ): Set { val result =...
All i am asking is to do a little debugging to see where it is happening. For example, putting some printlns to see if which version number is being used...
Another way to go and the direction I was initially taking is to instead map from class to MembersInjector which is easy if the component defines only the MemberInjector types...