Using one version of Gradle improves build
performance and dev experience by
reusing Gradle daemons, using less storage
& copying for Gradle cache, etc
* move to kotlin 1.6.10-RC and corresponding compose commit
* Update path to the karma plugin we are patching
* Add ExperimentalComposeWebStyleApi
what worries me that this actually shows that there are some cases where without any changes apart version compiler people will have to worry about such annotations
* update kotlin version in templates to adopt 1.6.10-RC
* web: move ComposableWithNullableTypeParameter.kt to passing test cases
* update kotlin version in other places
* update imageviewer example: add OptIn for experimental API
* move compose
* move to kotlin 1.6.10 and corresponding compose
* move to kotlin 1.6.10 and corresponding compose
* move to 1.0.1-rc2
* move to 1.0.1-rc2 (todoapp)
Co-authored-by: Oleksandr Karpovich <oleksandr.karpovich@jetbrains.com>
Co-authored-by: Shagen Ogandzhanian <shagen.ogandzhanian@jetbrains.com>
Otherwise DownloadAction might assume,
that the destination is actually a file,
when just one file is requested
(which is true for some POM only compose modules)
* Fix compatibility with Intellij 2021.3
Resolves#1373
* Use Java reflection
* Set Java source & target compatibility for build helpers
Otherwise, Gradle might set Gradle metadata attributes in such way,
that transitive dependencies of published modules are not resolved
* Configure shadow jar manually
Applying plugin configures additional publication,
so that both .jar and -shadow.jar are published,
and additional configurations are added to Gradle metadata.
To avoid unexpected metadata resolution results,
ShadowJar task is now configured manually
* Fix closeStagingRepo JSON request
* Update publishing build-helpers in compose
Alexey Tsvetkov
Alexey Tsvetkov
Alexander Gorshenev
Oleksandr Karpovich
Igor Demin
Igor Demin
Nikolay Igotti
akurasov