kaptGenerateStubsDebugKotlin FAILED e: Could not load module <Error module> - Android Studio Project

i got this error when i try build project.
I do not have any errors in compilator.

Source code: https://github.com/KarolCieslar/WyjazdyOSP/tree/firebase

> Task :app:kaptGenerateStubsDebugKotlin FAILED
e: Could not load module <Error module>


FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':app:kaptGenerateStubsDebugKotlin'.
> A failure occurred while executing org.jetbrains.kotlin.compilerRunner.GradleCompilerRunnerWithWorkers$GradleKotlinCompilerWorkAction
   > Compilation error. See log for more details

* Try:
> Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace.
> Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.
> Run with --scan to get full insights.

I try to

• Restart and Invalidate cache
• Reopen project
• Update all dependencies
• Restart Android Studio
• Restart Computer

I just had same error, for me, there was an unused class and it had some wrong imports .. for some reason the compiler was never showing this error .. only when I tried to commit files into temp branch then code analysis showed me the error .. I removed that class, rebuilt, and then this Error module message was gone, build was successful .. try to perform: Analyze Code in your project as well, you might find out what the problem is.

I've also read on some other forums, some guy facing same issue, for him it was generated code missing imports .. so you might also try to go through generated code in your project and check for missing imports there.

Solution: Android Studio can't found out bad import. The problem was in one of the files. Old imports which are not contains in the application
I had to find it manually

In my case, I was using Navigation Component with SafeArgs, and I was passing a custom Parcelable to a fragment. However, when I changed the package name for that Parcelable, it did not update in the nav graph file (ex: nav_graph.xml), I had to change it manually.

There's a good chance that you might have recently updated the versions of Compose, Kotlin, or Accompanist. This could potentially lead to some migrations being required. For instance, the "accompanist-navigation-animation" library has been deprecated. If you upgrade to Accompanist 0.32.0 and Compose with BOM version 2023.08.00, you might encounter issues such as certain navigation code becoming unreadable and the possibility of a "module not found" error popping up. These issues would need to be resolved manually. For more details, refer to the migration guide.

I also had to update Google's protobuf dependency id("com.google.protobuf") from 0.9.0 to 0.9.4

We just hit this issue - it was related to Moshi, which uses kapt. The solution was to investigate our Kotlin files that defined Moshi objects to find the error.

It is very likely that the problem is in the navigation.xml file. It may be that the reference to some class in the argument tag is wrong. Because Android Studio cannot Refactor/Rename this file.

Just had this error, I recently implemented an AsyncResult sealed class following this guide:
https://blog.devgenius.io/kotlin-sealed-class-with-generic-covariance-7e33875e7002

The problem was I was accidentally passing an Any generic to something that was typed as Nothing, like AsyncResult.Error<Any> instead of just AsyncResult.Error.

I had this issue, turns out I was trying to declare an argument in my nav graph file as a double which is not allowed. I replaced the double with a float

I replaced this:

<argument
	    android:name=""
	    app:argType="double" />

With this:

<argument
	    android:name=""
	    app:argType="float" />

In my case it was

<argument
    android:name="quantity"
    android:defaultValue="-1"
    app:argType="int" />

instead of

<argument
    android:name="quantity"
    android:defaultValue="-1"
    app:argType="integer" />

1.5 hours gone

Had the same problem. e: Could not load module <Error module>
In my case it was missing import in one of the refactored files. I was able to find it after crawling manually over each file. Idea finally showed red line error. Weird that you cant find it in analyze code or problems report in Intellij.

Here is my solution for future cases.
go to build gradle and disable kapt plugin and all kapt related imports like mapstruct etc.

When you now execute gradle build you will get place and error. Fix it and reenable kapt.