Is DBFlow compatible with Lombok?
See original GitHub issueI was wondering if it’s possible to use Lombok alongside DBFlow. I have my private fields and use @Getter
and @Setter
annotations but then I get a bunch of errors. This is the Model I have:
@Getter @Setter
@Table(database = AppDatabase.class, allFields = true)
public class Doctor extends BaseModel {
@PrimaryKey
private int id;
private int gender;
private String name;
@ForeignKey
private Department department;
}
Sorry it’s not the right place to ask this
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np. I recommend 4.0.0-beta2 because it is relatively stable and usable. For lower risk I’d go with 3.1.1, and since the upgrade path between these two versions on the surface are not super significant, it might be safer to stick with 3.1.1 until 4.0.0 stable.
Is there a way to use lombok with DBFlow without relying on Kotlin?