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Enable basic plugins via cli toolchain #1251
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Given that Kotlin 2.1.0 now has a version metadata check during compilation, the idea of bootstrapping kotlin by using the previous is pretty much dead. Probably not the worst thing, as bzlmod did not enjoy the shennanigans necessary to make it work. This adds a new "cli" toolchain that invokes kotlinc via the established command line interface. Additionally, it sketches out a simpler, more contained toolchain api to build the more complex usecases (such as multiplex workers, jdeps, compiler plugins, etc.) on top of. the end goal is a more agile rule approach -- with the performance optimization (jdeps, class path reductions, etc) tucked behindthe simple api.Compiler plugins, linting, and the like should be able to live comfortably in the "production" rule and toolchain combinations. It also introduces new "core" rules, while limited in scope, should be IDE friendly and generally easier to work with than the previous bootstrapping effort -- and since they use the common providers, they will interoperate with the existing rules.
Still some outstanding issues iwth the core rules test.
This helps define the toochain api by separating the assembly of artifacts from the compilation.
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December 23, 2024 16:55
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This helps define the toochain api by separating the assembly of artifacts from the compilation.
src/main/starlark
. May consider moving the rules (e.g. artifact orchestration) back tokotlin
and keeping the implementation insrc
. Either way, the plugins do not belong underjmv
.Suggestions requested.