Or when our CI server switches between pull request builds

@martynas: let’s ask @yan again

Should I update youtrack issue or that mention is enough? simple smile

Enough :)

So it fails only in CI?

no

On local machine it’s reproducible too. But a bit harder. Can’t pin point exact way how to do that. But switching branches usually does the trick.

And the resource dirs are different in two different branches?

sure, for example feature branch vs master

Hmm, will try it

when switching from master to feature, with new layouts, that has custom views

If there is a way I could provide more details - let me know

Of course, all Kotlin plugin versions in build.gradle including Android Extensions are new and consistent, right?

yes

Ok

maybe there is any logging or something?

I’ll be glad if you send the build log with the

—debug

flag enabled (yan.zhulanow[at]jetbrains.com]

I'm thinking about contributing to anko. what I'm thinking about is a delegate for activities, fragments or any bundle that retrieves the item from the bundle using the properties name as key and casts it to the property's type. would you prefer an extension function that retrieves the value every time or a class similar to Lazy, that caches the object?

@kirillrakhman: actually, I have a simple library for exactly that thing https://github.com/nsk-mironov/kotlin-jetpack

interesting

Yes, I thought about adding it. By the way, I’ve seen an another implementation, https://github.com/takuji31/Koreference

still, there is the possibility to implement it as an extension method on Bundle so we have less classes. drawback is no caching but tbh. im'm not sure if the caching overhead is even worth it. getting a value from a bundle is just getting a value from a map.

https://github.com/chibatching/Kotpref I'm using this library simple smile

There are bunch of libs from Japanese Kotlin guys/girls.

I guess it is gaining traction there quite a bit.

I'm talking about arguments for fragments/activities

Which ORM for SQLite do you prefer to use with Kotlin?

I stay with greendao for quite a long time, because it’s fast and since Kotlin M13 (providing synthetic properties) it is more comfortable to use, but I would like to start using library written natively in Kotlin.