the other tests in

commonTest

are working (not using resources though) so i believe

build.gradle

should be ok:

OK dumb question time: This is a bit stackoverflow-ey but I have an existing implementation of an http-client for communicating with a third party. We are having lots of issues with them having unpredictable downtime so I figured I would implement a circuit breaker to prevent us from hammering them when they are down. Looks like

resilience4j

is the best option for that. That being said I am having a hard time understanding how to register a method call with the circuit breaker. It looks like one has to change the implementation to be a

Supplier / Runnable / Function / CheckedRunnable / CheckedFunction

and I am not particularly familiar with any of those. My function is basically a wrapper around

RestTemplate::exchange

so I think

Function

is the appropriate choice. Or am I approaching this entirely wrong and should I be decorating something entirely different with the circuit breaker? Note: I realize this isn't really a K specific question, I can take it down if it violates some rules

How does exception handling work inside of a functional block? Such as within a

forEach

block?

Hey! Doing some work with PSI and I recently migrated my project to openjdk11, and it looks like I’m getting some issues working with the KotlinCoreEnvironment

java.lang.IllegalStateException: LOGGING: Loading modules: [<http://java.se|java.se>,...and so on]`

Not sure if there’s a more appropriate place to ask this - scripting maybe, but I think this is a jdk compatibility issue?

And update - looking into this a bit more, this looks like a scripting issue. I’ll move over to that channel

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ByteString.of(*buffer.toByteArray())

the "INSTANCE" thing

Can I make a kotlin lambda appear as a SAM with a non-generic name in Java? Or can I make a Kotlin interface/SAM, work as a Java SAM, in the sense that I can use a lambda in Kotlin, instead of creating an object. Tried googling but didn't really find a good answer

So no, you're kind of stuck.

Ah! 😕 stuck but not alone at least.

You can try it now with the new type inference.

Why isn't it possible for

ClassName

to directly represent the KClass/java.lang.Class based on type inference?

Since companion objects can't extend KClass or Class

Hello, why can't I use

val

with the

lateinit

keyword? Using val on a local variable, I can separate the declaration and assignment, for example:

val c: Int
c = 80

Why can't I do:

lateinit val c: Int

And in my initialization,

c = 8

Just to ensure that

c

is only set once

Or use a run{} block

Can't you just do

val c: Int

init {
  this.c = 5
}

I don't think you need lateinit if you initialize during construction

there is a parameter func that whenever I call I want to return from the HOF. Is there a clean way to do this?

"unchecked" means the cast can't be checked at runtime, because of generic erasure.

See this earlier thread: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0922A726/p1559247045036100?thread_ts=1559247045.036100&cid=C0922A726

Where did you get that recommendation? Nvm you're asking a recommendation.

The sealed

Result<T>

type only has two options, I feel like if it's not one, the type inference should know its the other...

is it possible to block the debugger from initializing a lazy value

Does anyone know of a tool that can be used to generate a simple text file that contains all public classes and. methods from a given directory with kotlin source code?