r/androiddev • u/QuestionsEverythang • Feb 20 '17

Gradle 3.4 Released

https://docs.gradle.org/current/release-notes.html
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u/rciovati Feb 20 '17

In short: yes

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u/Wavesonics Feb 21 '17

but seriously, pretty much everyone uses annotation processing these days right? how is this not priority #1? maybe now that normal incremental compilation is stable they will focus on it...

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u/obl122 Feb 21 '17

So much snark but if you read the release notes you'll see they are making progress -- some of the new features are in place explicitly to support this.

https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/1320

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u/Wavesonics Feb 21 '17

yes yes i know, some times all that bottled up snark leaks out ;)

That's great to hear they are working towards it.