v1.0.0-alpha27

Release 1.0.0-alpha27

1.0.0-alpha23

This release introduces Android Gradle Plugin 8.x.x support

1.0.0-alpha22

This release introduces a new compile time validation that helps to detect unused @Contract and @Module imports. The validation is enabled by default and can be disabled in a two different ways:

• For the entire project by putting lightsaber.validate.unused.imports=false to a root gradle.properties file
• For a particular Gradle module by putting the following code to a corresponding build.gradle file

  lightsaber {
    validateUnusedImports = false
  }

1.0.0-alpha21

• This release fixes bytecode generation for a newly introduced @Factory inheritance support.

1.0.0-alpha20

• It's now possible for @Factory interfaces to extend other interfaces

1.0.0-alpha19

• Auto instantiation of lazy imported contracts if they provide eager dependencies

1.0.0-alpha18

• LightsaberTransformTask clears output directory before starting processor

1.0.0-alpha17

• ProcessingException now includes all error messages during the build
• Basic wildcard generics support

1.0.0-alpha16

• Fixed Gradle configuration cache support.
• Improved memory consumption by using shared Grip cache backed by Gradle Build Service.
• Improved analysis performance for multi-project Gradle builds.

1.0.0-alpha15

This release brings support for new Android Gradle Plugin Variant API for bytecode transformation, instead of deprecated Transform API and fixes several issues for multi-module usage:

• Lightsaber checks that @ImportedBy and @ProvidedBy annotations specify containers (Module, Component or ContractConfiguration) that belong to current inputs.
• Lightsaber verifies that @ProvidedBy annotation actually specifies a container, rather than an arbitrary class.
• Lightsaber analyses separate @Modules just like other containers. This way Lightsaber will account for @Modules that are not imported by any @Component or ContractConfiguration.
• Lightsaber no longer generates providers, factories and contracts for entities that do not belong to current inputs.