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## Usage
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> :information_source: Please be aware that the Kotlin Compiler still doesn’t have any stable API and there is no
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> backwards compatibility guaranteed. Kotlin versions above 1.9.10 can have a totally different API.
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> :information_source: Please be aware that the Kotlin Compiler still doesn't have any stable API and there is no
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> backwards compatibility guaranteed. Kotlin versions above 1.9.23 can have a totally different API.
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* Inside the project folder run `./gradlew clean build`
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The plugin is only active when the build cache is changed. This is why you need to run "clean" before building, when you want to see the log output again.
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### 👷 Project Structure
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* <kbd>lib</kbd> - A Kotlin Multiplatform project which applies a gradle plugin(compiler.plugin.helloworld) whichs triggers the compiler plugin.
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* <kbd>lib</kbd> - A Kotlin Multiplatform project which applies a gradle plugin(compiler.plugin.helloworld) which triggers the compiler plugin.
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* <kbd>compiler-plugin</kbd> - This module contains the Kotlin Compiler Plugin
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* <kbd>gradle-plugin</kbd> - This module contains the gradle plugin which trigger the compiler plugin
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