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…processing Register the processor as dynamic: aggregating when GraalVM config files are generated, isolating when all generators are disabled.
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Fixes #2504.
picocli-codegennever opted into Gradle incremental annotation processing, so Gradle treated it as non-incremental and recompiled everything whenever the processor ran.The processor is registered as dynamic:
reflect-config.json/resource-config.json/proxy-config.jsonare each built from every@Commandin the compilation (multiple originating elements,Filer+CLASS_OUTPUT). Isolating would be incorrect here.disable.reflect.config,disable.resource.config, anddisable.proxy.configare all set, so no GraalVM files are written and the processor only validates annotations.A full Gradle TestKit incremental compile is not in this repo (would need a sample Gradle consumer and TestKit). Coverage is the Gradle descriptor plus
getSupportedOptions()resolving to the right category, including the mixed-disable case that must stay aggregating.