Annotation processors in Gradle with the annotationProcessor dependency configuration
Gradle abstracts the complexity of passing the correct compilation options to Java with the annotationProcessor dependency configuration, which we’ll explore in detail in this video with a full working example.
Annotation processing is a Java compilation option which has been around since Java 5. It enables the generation of additional files during compilation, such as classes or documentation.
✅Understanding annotation processing with javac (0:41)
✅Annotation processing in Gradle (1:29)
✅A full end-to-end working example (2:42)
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