I added a new Retrofit interface to my project containing a couple of Endpoints annotated with the @GET
and @HEADERS
annotations, after Injecting said
Luckily this question led me to figure out my issue. While moving around classes from an app module into a library, I was referencing an annotation class which only existed in a debug folder. So debug builds were fine, but calls to gradlew install
failed when generating release files.
The error for me was very explicit although it took me a long time to realize - the generated file had literally replaced the missing annotation with @error.NonExistentClass()
Moving the file into the main src set meant both debug and release builds could see the class. What took me a while to figure out was that I assumed this was a Dagger issue being masked by kapt, but really it was just a regular old Dagger issue. My advice is to look at your Dagger setup carefully.