I am trying to use the Lombok Maven Plugin to ensure the correct creation of Javadocs when using Lombok.
Lombok Maven introduces a new code generation goal, just prior to compilation. In my configuration, my sourceDirectory (Java with Lombok annotations, src/main/java) is processed to create Java (without Lombok annotations) in target/generated-sources/delombok.
However, every file in sourceDirectory now has a corresponding (identically named) file in target/generated-sources/delombok, resulting in compilation failures due to duplicate classes.
How can I tell the Java compiler to ignore the sources in sourceDirectory?
Note that the default Lombok Maven configuration would have the developer put Java (with Lombok annotations) in the src/main/lombok folder instead of src/main/java. However, I do not wish to do this because it confuses IDEs and my code compiles just fine (if I remove the Maven plugin).
Also note that simply redefining sourceDirectory will also upset IDEs (they no longer know where to find the Java source code!).
解决方案
I recently switched from using the flakey maven-exec-plugin approach to generate raw sources for the javadoc tool to using lombok-maven-plugin
My setup
All sources in src/main/java
Generated sources go in target/generated-sources/delombok
I initially ran into this problem but it seems to be an easy fix: Don't let lombok-maven-plugin add the delombok path to the compiler source paths with addOutputDirectoy. IE
org.projectlombok
lombok-maven-plugin
0.11.2.0
generate-sources
delombok
false
src/main/java
This seems to of solved the issue for now
EDIT: Bonus, how to generate proper javadocs with this setup
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-javadoc-plugin
2.8.1
${project.version}
target/generated-sources/delombok