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Groovy is powerful but dynamic compilation sometimes cause complicated issues especially with Kotlin DSL users. We can put CompileStatic annotations to Groovy classes to avoid them though, using Java is more simple if so.
And also, we use old Gradle versions to keep the backward compatibility safely (we know it's not required though) and have to test many Gradle versions with painless as much as possible. As Groovy's version depends on the compile-time Gradle version, Groovy version concerns may not fit our project.
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Static compilation option can solve the incompatible issue with Kotlin DSL but Groovy version differences are not avoidable due to matrix testing. Rewriting is the best option for now.
Groovy is powerful but dynamic compilation sometimes cause complicated issues especially with Kotlin DSL users. We can put CompileStatic annotations to Groovy classes to avoid them though, using Java is more simple if so.
And also, we use old Gradle versions to keep the backward compatibility safely (we know it's not required though) and have to test many Gradle versions with painless as much as possible. As Groovy's version depends on the compile-time Gradle version, Groovy version concerns may not fit our project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: