Bump dagger-compiler from 2.21 to 2.34

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Bumps dagger-compiler from 2.21 to 2.34.

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Dagger 2.34

What’s New in Dagger

Bug fixes

• Fixed an issue where in rare cases subcomponent builder bindings might accidentally attach to the wrong parent (c2d097fa4)
• Build performance improvements (47123ec9b, 1caa7f090, e2f2b2d96)

What’s New in Hilt

Hilt has a new flag, -Adagger.hilt.shareTestComponents, that enables tests with no test-specific bindings (e.g. @BindValue fields or @InstallIn modules within the test class) to share the same generated component. This flag should help improve build times by avoiding generating duplicate components for tests with the same bindings (faebc3c66).

Note: This flag is currently disabled by default, but will be enabled by default in a future release of Hilt. For more information on how to enable this flag as well as some caveats, see the docs

New breaking changes

The alpha androidx extension @ViewModelInject is no longer supported. Hilt now falls back to the base activity/fragment default ViewModelProviderFactory (3778ee2b8)

Bug fixes

• Update the androidx fragment, lifecycle and activity dependencies which contain patch fixes. (efcdbe12, 57255db62)
• Fix #2511: updates the kotlinx-metadata dependency. (b42731b50)
• Fix issue with proguard removing entry points by adding proguard keep rules. (96171b0ef)
• Fix #2456: Rename init() method in generated Activity to avoid conflict with user method of same name. (1c66033f5)
• Reduce the possibility of KAPT logging warnings due to no processor supporting disableAndroidSuperclassValidation when no Android entry points are in the source module. (c70cf2d38)
• Fix #2070: Clears the Fragment reference in FragmentContextWrapper after Fragment#onDestroy() to prevent leaks if a non-Hilt View outlives the Hilt Fragment that created it. (7f4c3a236)

Dagger 2.33

What’s New in Dagger

Bug fixes

• Fixes #2370, #2396: Qualified @AssistedInject/@AssistedFactory types can now be provided and injected as normal bindings. (aff89b106)

What’s New in Hilt

Hilt is now in Beta!

Previously, Hilt has been in Alpha, and it is now officially in Beta. This means that there will be no further changes to the APIs until after Hilt becomes stable. We’ll focus on bug fixes and getting Hilt into a stable release.

(This also means that Hilt artifacts will now be postfixed with -beta instead of -alpha).

New breaking changes

Activity injection is now delayed until OnContextAvailableListener to enable member injecting ViewModels with SavedStateHandle. To use the ContextAware APIs androidx.activity, androidx.fragment and androidx.lifecycle dependencies are updated across the Dagger libraries. (623d3a61e)

Note that this affects Hilt base classes that expected its members to be injected due to another Hilt class extending it. This essentially changes the injection of activities to occur within super.onCreate() instead of before super.onCreate().

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Commits

• 047929f 2.34 release
• ba49e28 Generate all test components in a common directory separate from the test cla...
• 9a068fc Migrate annotation classes to androidx
• 32694a9 Pull AliasOfPropagatedDataMetadata into its own source file.
• 0336b1a Pull DefineComponentClassesMetadata into its own source file.
• 6d97cf3 Generate aggregated data for @UninstallModules.
• ad59d4c Fix an issue with KotlinMetadata where constructors were not getting added to...
• 64ac597 Pull AggregatedDepsMetadata into its own source file.
• faebc3c Reuse the Default root generated components for test roots in the same compil...
• efcdbe1 Update the androidx fragment, lifecycle and activity dependencies which conta...
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