Add -Xcompiler-plugin-order compiler option
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Overall is good!
Mentioned some ideas so maybe they could help to explain some things more clearly.
Up to you.
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| ### -Xcompiler-plugin-order={plugin.before>plugin.after} | ||
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| Configure the running order of compiler plugins. Place the compiler plugin you want to run first on the left side of the |
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While the sentence is clear and well-written, WDYT if we make it more straightforward?
It is just a random thought:
Configure the running order of compiler plugins. Compiler runs plugin.before first, and then plugin.after.
You can define multiplae ordering rules for three or more plugins. For example:
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Or something similar.
WDYT?
It's OK not to take my version :)
| kotlinc -Xcompiler-plugin-order=plugin.middle>plugin.last | ||
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| This results in the following running order: `plugin.first`, then `plugin.middle`, and finally `plugin.last`. |
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Maybe numbered list will show it more clearly?
| | SAM with receiver | `org.jetbrains.kotlin.samWithReceiver` | | ||
| | Serialization | `org.jetbrains.kotlinx.serialization` | | ||
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| This running order controls only the backend of compiler plugins and not the frontend. |
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Do we have any links that helps to define the diffrence backend and frontend? 🤔
This PR adds the
-Xcompiler-plugin-ordercompiler option for Kotlin 2.3.0.