Question

Looking at article on DZone about improved performance with Groovy2 when compiling with @CompileStatic annotation, I wonder to what extent can I take advantage of it? I'm guessing annotate controllers, domain objects and services? Does Grails take advantage of it by default when app gets compiled?

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Solution

Current Grails version (2.1) run groovy 1.8.x

In Grails web you can see the roadmap, where Groovy 2.x integration is featured

http://grails.org/Roadmap

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As of December 20th 2012 the annotation should be useable with Grails 2.2 (which uses Groovy 2.0)

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