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Dependency File Rule Keys don't work for Kotlin
See original GitHub issueRight now Dependency File Rule Keys (https://buck.build/concept/rule_keys.html#manifest_based_rule_keys) are turned off for Kotlin.
For Java, we implement this by passing an implementation of FileManagerListener, ClassUsageTracker to the FileManager that we pass into the CompilationStep (see Jsr199JavacInvocation).
In Kotlin, it doesn’t look like we pass a FileManager to the compiler. Does anyone know how we could get hold of which files we actually accessed by the compiler?
cc @jkeljo, @kageiit, @tyvsmith, @thalescm in case anyone has ideas
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- Created 4 years ago
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I looked a bit into this and there was no obvious public api at the time that would give us the same level of instrumentation as the Javac file. It didnt help that there was no clear documentation around this either. It could be potentially done as a compiler plugin. Might just need to reach out to jetbrains folks directly
Thank you @tyvsmith, that’s my fault. Reopened.