Since this version, the formatter fully supports the new style guide. We’ve recently released a new official Kotlin style guide, covering the formatting of Kotlin code and the idiomatic use of language and library features. =trueįinally, changes to Android layout XML files no longer cause recompilation of all Kotlin sources only Kotlin files that reference properties generated by Kotlin Android Extensions ( .*) are recompiled. This feature is experimental to enable it, add the following line to your gradle.properties file: The second improvement is more precise tracking of changes in Java files, allowing to avoid Kotlin recompilation when the changes in Java do not affect Kotlin code.
To enable caching anyway, add the following lines to the build script: For example, if you build the master branch of your code, then switch to a different branch, build again, and switch back to master, the code will not be recompiled – previous results of master compilation will be reused.īuild caching for Kotlin annotation processors is disabled by default, because the dependencies of annotation processors cannot be tracked precisely by Gradle, so it may incorrectly reuse results of a previous execution of an annotation processors. If you’re using Gradle 4.3 or newer and the build cache is enabled (it’s not by default, requires -build-cache or =true), the plugin will reuse compilation results from previous executions of the Kotlin compile task. The first improvement is the support for Gradle build cache. We’d like to thank our external contributors whose pull requests were included in this release: Toshiaki Kameyama (with an impressive number of contributions – 46 commits!), Yoshinori Isogai, Kenji Tomita, Kirill Rakhman, Sergey Ryabov, Alexey Belkov, Michal Bendowski, AdamMc331, Andre Perkins, Andrey Mischenko, Artem Zinnatullin, Chris Povirk, Denis Vnukov, Dereck Bridie, Ilya Zorin, Jake Wharton, Joscha Alisch, Kartik Patodi, AJ Alt, Ramon Wirsch, Vladimir Kasatkin, Yusuke Hosonuma, a2kaido, scache.Ĭompilation performance continues to be a major focus for us, and in this release we’ve mostly delivered improvements related to the Gradle plugin. The complete list of changes in this release can be found in the changelog. The update is compatible with all versions of IntelliJ IDEA from 2017.1 until 2017.3, as well as with Android Studio 3.0 and 3.1 Canary.
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