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Dagger generates code with wrong parameter names for member injection

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This issue is very similar to #3401. The bug for subcomponents is resolved, but there’s still an issue with member injection. The generated code for member injection looks like this:

    @Override
    public void inject(Abc abc) {
      injectAbc(arg0);
    }

I’ve updated the sample here: https://github.com/vRallev/anvil/tree/ralf/dagger-bug Notice that the branch is ralf/dagger-bug. You should be able to reproduce the bug by running ./gradlew test. This issue happens with Dagger 2.43 and the latest snapshot.

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bcorsocommented, Jul 22, 2022

Thanks for the repro! I should have a fix out today and we can do a 2.43.1 release next week.

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vRallevcommented, Jul 29, 2022

The fix works. Thanks!

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