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Add a Lint check for not calling super.onCreate
See original GitHub issueDoes Hilt currently not work with Services?
I have @AndroidEntryPoint on the Service as well as the Activity/Fragment that starts it. I am trying to field-inject a lateinit var but it stays uninitialized. I heard from a friend that he had the same problem.
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@ZacSweers The issue is that because of the way the plugin works with last second substituting the base class via bytecode transformation, the base class at compile time is not the class that has the
@CallSuperannotation on it.Thanks, we add
@CallSuperto the generated base class but that doesn’t do anything when you use the plugin.I think we’ll probably want to add our own lint check for this.