Matthew Haughton

Have a look at WorkManager, just announced at Google I/O 2018. I haven't looked closely at what it offers compared to this library, but at first glance it looks like...

Seems OK now, can probably close.

@szpak would you be open to a PR for this (and #151)? I'm facing similar issues while trying to debug pitest Junit 5 integration as I'd like to see it...

Thanks, I believe it should be relatively simple. I've done much the same with detekt, a static analyzer for Kotlin, which needed similar support from its Gradle plugin. I can't...

I haven't yet, life got in the way unfortunately. I'd still like to see this change made - I'd be happy to work on it but can't commit to any...

Though [KT-17765](https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-17765) seems fixed in Kotlin 1.6.20-M1 it requires using experimental language version 1.7, e.g.: ```kotlin tasks.compileTestKotlin { kotlinOptions.languageVersion = "1.7" } ```

> As can be seen in the attached image, braces around the Consumer lambda are still required.. Is that just in the IDE or do you also get compilation errors?...

I've just noticed that https://github.com/gradle/gradle/pull/20054 supersedes the changes here, so if that's merged, this should be closed (I'm tracking that issue so will close myself when it's merged).

@big-guy I think that's only a partial solution based on this https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/14760#issuecomment-704205886 > You only exclude the classes from jacoco but the report still sees the whole classpath and thus...

#20432 is fixed but I haven't had the need to try exclusions so I'm not sure if this issue is also fixed.