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David M. Lloyd closed MCOMPILER-207.
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Resolution: Duplicate
Oops, just noticed I had already opened a bug for this. Derp
> Support separate GAV list for annotation processors
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> Key: MCOMPILER-207
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MCOMPILER-207
> Project: Maven 2.x Compiler Plugin
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: David M. Lloyd
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> Currently, the compiler plugin searches for annotation processors on the
> compile class path using the default search algorithm. This can be
> problematic when having annotation processor JARs or their dependencies on
> the compile classpath adversely affects compilation behavior, sometimes even
> making compilation impossible.
> It should be possible to alternatively explicitly give a list of artifacts to
> pass in to the compiler as the annotation processor path. This would
> correspond to the standard "-processorpath" option. When given in this way,
> these artifacts (and their transitive dependencies) would have an isolated
> class loader which could "see" classes on the compile class path but not *be*
> "seen" by classes on the compile class path.
> This list would be defined in the compiler plugin configuration section as a
> list of artifacts with optional nested exclusions and that sort of thing (no
> scope though, as annotation processing is only applicable to compilation). I
> imagine that these artifacts would behave largely similarly to normal
> dependencies (i.e. subject to {{<dependencyManagement>}} sections), and any
> dependencies which are already on the compile class path would be chosen from
> the compile class loader rather than being duplicated in the processor class
> loader.
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