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Hi. There is no way to exclude a project. You need to add the suppress on |
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Unfortunately excluding I can pass the build by excluding
but this suppression applies to all projects (the lint check project, which I want it to; and the app project, which I don't). Does supporting project exclusion based on project name seem like a reasonable feature request in light of this? :) |
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You are right, project exclusion is the only way. I am going to add support for that on next version |
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Amazing, thanks @maxirosson! Let me know if you need any help testing release candidates when you get there :) |
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Feel free to close this issue in favor of #46 if that makes sense for your flow :) |
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Thanks, I will share you the snapshot version before releasing so you verify whether it is working fine on your project |
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You can try the snapshot using this config:
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Tested this on our actual project and it looks great! One tiny suggestion might be to additionally log the excluded project names with this group of log statements: But not something critical, just nice-to-have :) Thanks for working on this :D |
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Nice, thanks for reporting this and for your help. I pushed your suggestion, thanks. |
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v1.2.0 released !!! |
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Hello!
We're using this plugin on a project that also includes custom lint checks.
Unfortunately, the plugin is flagging dependencies within the custom lint check project, even though those aren't compiled into the final application (and therefore do not need to be jetified to avoid conflicts with AndroidX dependencies).
Here's a sample app that demonstrates the issue: https://github.com/stkent/ByeByeJetifierSample
Running
./gradlew canISayByeByeJetifier -Pandroid.enableJetifier=false
in the root of that repository leads to a failure.What's the recommended configuration here? Is there a way to ignore the entire
lintchecks
project? Or do we need to suppress usingexcludedFilesFromScanning
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