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I do not believe this is possible, partly because it is unclear what the child BlogPostComponent would inherit from the parent BlogPostComponent: By definition it has the same scope and 100% binding overlap.

It would help to know: What is your goal by having this infinite hierarchy of subcomponents? What kinds of bindings would you want to be inherited? (Would it just be Multibindings?)

As an alternative, rather than having plus return a subcomponent, you could give your BlogPostComponent a @Subcomponent.Builder where you could pass an instance of your parent component (e.g. @Nullable @Parent BlogPostComponent parent using a @Parent qualifier annotation you write). You would not be able to refer to the bindings within that parent component directly, but you could write a @Provides method that exposes (say) a @Parent BlogPostDirectory that accepts a @Parent BlogPostComponent argument and returns getBlogPostDirectory() from it.

After days of frustration and double-checking, I figured a way out; although the solution is not quite acceptable to me.

Initially, I thought there must be some minor mistakes/typos implementing the room properties that I somehow missed, but that was not the case.

All I did was downgrade the kotlin_versoin. In my buildscript.ext of project build.gradle I changed to this

android.arch is the namespace of pre-AndroidX Architecture Components. As you are using an AndroidX project, you need to use the androidx.arch.core version of those dependencies:

With the hint of sidgate and Robert Bain, everything works fine with the following build.gradle.kts:

hello may be this help

first, clean your project and rebuild the project it will work

if not work then read below

A failure occurred while executing org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.internal.KaptExecution

Here Answer has been given try to read out

Starting from version 0.2.0, protoc-gen-grpc-kotlin is a Jar instead of a platform-dependent binary (https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/io/grpc/protoc-gen-grpc-kotlin/1.0.0/). So in your protobuf configuration block, it should should be grpckt { artifact = "io.grpc:protoc-gen-grpc-kotlin:1.0.0:jdk7@jar"}.

(Note if you do not specify the artifact extension, the protobuf plugin will pick the one based on your platform.)

Also, you probably do not need implementation("io.grpc:protoc-gen-grpc-kotlin:1.0.0") in your project's dependency.

It seems like the issue might be with moshi codegen. Could you please try to update moshi version to the latest one: https://github.com/square/moshi/releases?

Downgraded Kotlin from '1.4.10' to '1.3.50' helped.

Solved, updating the Glide version did the trick (gradle didn't notice me, but the site from the official guide said the last version was 4.11.0).

So I changed