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If I generate a DataSchema using @file:ImportDataSchema() and then create a new manual @DataSchema interface which references any generated code, it doesn't generate.
It works well using the gradle dataframes {} notation.
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Hm, i've got an idea. Probably a generator just ignores manual data schema because it has invalid reference (reference to a class that doesn't yet exist. I think there is a mechanism to defer symbol to the next round of the code generation, so we just need to use it
…olProcessor (Kotlin#140)
By enabling multi-round DataSchema declaration processing we add support for generation of DataSchema declaration
references another declaration generated by @file:ImportDataSchema
FixesKotlin#140
By enabling multi-round DataSchema declaration processing we add support for generation of DataSchema declaration
references another declaration generated by @file:ImportDataSchema
FixesKotlin#140
By enabling multi-round DataSchema declaration processing we add support for generation of DataSchema declaration
references another declaration generated by @file:ImportDataSchema
FixesKotlin#140
If I generate a DataSchema using
@file:ImportDataSchema()
and then create a new manual@DataSchema interface
which references any generated code, it doesn't generate.It works well using the gradle
dataframes {}
notation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: