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Dagger 2.55

Notable/breaking changes

• Added support for injecting jakarta.inject.Provider. This should be usable anywhere javax.inject.Provider is usable. Note that this technically comes with a breaking change to disallow providing jakarta.inject.Provider types in the same way it is disallowed for javax.inject.Provider. (caa7e178b)
• Fixed a number of binding graph related issues. These fixes can be enabled with, -Adagger.useBindingGraphFix=ENABLED, but due to this sometimes being a breaking change we’ve set the default behavior to “disabled” for now. We will flip the default to “enabled” in a future release, and eventually remove the flag altogether. Enabling this feature can fix a number of confusing error messages. See https://dagger.dev/dev-guide/compiler-options#useBindingGraphFix for more details.

Bug fixes

• Fixed #4549: Fixed incremental processing for LazyClassKey proguard files by adding the originating element to the writeResource call. (98a027541)

Dagger 2.54

Bug fixes

• Fixed #4303: Upgrade Hilt Gradle Plugin to support KSP2 configuration. (76b581999)
• Fixed #4544: Removes private from InstanceHolder field to avoid unnecessary accessor method. (07d8f883f)
• Fixed #4533: Fixes path separator for Windows when creating LazyClassKey proguard file. (efa421a3f)

Notable changes

• In preparation for jakarta support, Dagger’s generated factories now include a create() method that uses dagger.internal.Provider rather than javax.inject.Provider. For now, the javax.inject.Provider create() method is also kept for compatibility, but it will be removed in a future release. When that happens, libraries built with the newer version of Dagger may break downstream users of @Component that are built with an older version of Dagger. (d60729d20)

Dagger 2.53.1

Bug fixes

• Fixes #4525: Update kotlin-jvm-metadata to 2.0.21 to remove dependency on Beta version. (84d3aa5f1)
• Fixes #4526: Add the originating element in LazyMapKeyProxyGenerator. (5fd8ec1a3)

Dagger 2.53

Potentially breaking changes:

@Binds methods now requires explicit nullability

New: @Binds methods must explicitly declare nullability (previously we tried to infer it from the parameter). This change aligns the nullability behavior of @Binds with how nullability is treated elsewhere in Dagger by requiring it to be explict at the request and declaration sites. (4941926c5)

Suggested fix: If you get a failure due to this change, add the proper nullability to your @Binds method/parameter. For example:

@Module
interface MyModule {
-    @Binds fun bindToNullableImpl(impl: FooImpl): Foo
+    @Binds fun bindToNullableImpl(impl: FooImpl?): Foo?
}

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• 14ad560 2.55 release
• 7ca9977 Add binary compatibility validator to the Gradle projects
• 4cd83cb Add documentation for dagger.useBindingGraphFix compiler option.
• 8b4f9b6 Add maven publish plugin to Gradle projects.
• 9daa0ae Wire resource configuration while keeping the Bazel project structure.
• 3418609 Move JDK toolchain, Kotlin language and JVM target configuration to conventio...
• 0927b9a Add flag to control LegacyBindingGraphFactory usage.
• 1620e92 Add Github CI step and action for building with Gradle
• c43783a Initial setup of Gradle as a build system for Dagger
• 98a0275 Fix LazyClassKey proguard file issues.
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