Not using buildSrc on this particular project. Used it extensively on the Android project where I got 5 to 10 seconds of slowdowns. I don't modify it during most iterative development, only for dependency updates and version bumps where I don't use or build from an IDE.
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In this project you are using my old plugin de.fayard.buildSrcVersions
I noticed exactly the same problem as you: modifying Versioons.kt is not great because it basically forces a clean build every time.
Instead I am now working on de.fayard.refreshVersions that does the same thing, but extract the versions not in code (inside the buildSrc) but in a proper format (that can be read and written by tools) so that we don't pay the penalty price on each update.
Not using buildSrc on this particular project. Used it extensively on the Android project where I got 5 to 10 seconds of slowdowns. I don't modify it during most iterative development, only for dependency updates and version bumps where I don't use or build from an IDE.
Ah ah, that part looks very familiar.
In this project you are using my old plugin
de.fayard.buildSrcVersionsI noticed exactly the same problem as you: modifying
Versioons.ktis not great because it basically forces a clean build every time.Instead I am now working on
de.fayard.refreshVersionsthat does the same thing, but extract the versions not in code (inside thebuildSrc) but in a proper format (that can be read and written by tools) so that we don't pay the penalty price on each update.See github.com/jmfayard/buildSrcVersio...
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