error: <identifier> expected topLevelClass = BaseFragment<T, D>.class

Hi Everybody, So I mentioned this yesterday on stackoverflow here i Have issues when try to use inject ViewModel to BaseFragment with by viewModels() extension so i used Factory to inject it when i do that my BaseFragment Have tow generic type and it show me that error

error: <identifier> expected topLevelClass = BaseFragment<T, D>.class ^error: [Hilt]

and the Generated Class is BaseFragment_GeneratedInjector :

@OriginatingElement(
    topLevelClass = BaseFragment<T, D>.class
)

@GeneratedEntryPoint
@InstallIn(FragmentComponent.class)
@Generated("dagger.hilt.android.processor.internal.androidentrypoint.InjectorEntryPointGenerator")
public interface BaseFragment_GeneratedInjector {
  void injectBaseFragment(BaseFragment baseFragment);
}

so i try this workgound in this issues

and it show same error and new Error says :

**``` [Hilt] Processing did not complete. See error above for details.error: [Hilt] @AndroidEntryPoint class expected to extend Hilt_ContactUsFragment. Found: BaseFragment

and my baseFragment is so simple : 

`@AndroidEntryPoint
abstract class BaseFragment<T : ViewModel,D : ViewDataBinding>() : Fragment() {


lateinit var viewModel: T by viewModels()


 }`

thanks in Advanced 

[bcorso]

Hey @ayoubdevv,

Thanks for reporting this issue!

This is definitely a bug on our end. We shouldn’t be including the type parameters in @OriginatingElement(topLevelClass = BaseFragment<T, D>.class). I’ll send out a fix.

In the mean time, you should be able to work around this issue by putting the @AndroidEntryPoint annotation on the subclass instead. So something like this should work around the issue since the subclass doesn’t have type parameters itself.

// Put the annotation here instead of on the base class.
@AndroidEntryPoint
class MyFragment: BaseFragment<MyViewModel, MyViewDataBinding>() {
  ...
}

[bcorso]

@8991hnim it’s likely that this is due to missing transitive dependencies in the classpath during compilation. Hilt has the aggregating task flag to fix these issues automatically. Can you try enabling the flag by adding the following in your application’s build.gradle file:

hilt {
    enableAggregatingTask = true
}