Support the alternative usage of kapt plugin#481
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Thanks for this! And sorry for the late review...
A lot of this "unused kapt" stuff is carried over from an internal plugin which predated ModuleCheck. I'm afraid I kind of shoe-horned it into this project. One of these days I'll rewrite the whole thing.
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In our project, the line numbers were not shown correctly. I figured out we had another was of adding kapt plugin.
FYI: All Kotlin plugins have 3 different way of applying: 2 ids and 1 function.
Btw,
@Suppressannotation also did not work for Kapt but I didn't have a chance to reproduce that. I'm hoping that this also fixes that issue.