Yeah, support for it has been merged (here, here), but it isn’t in the latest release

Unrelated question. I am trying to get

RETURNING

working for an

INSERT

query using postgresql, and seems that only using this

WITH

style it is possible. Still I'm getting errors:

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS userEntity (
    user_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
    slack_user_id VARCHAR NOT NULL,
    slack_channel_id VARCHAR
);

insert:
WITH inserted_ids AS (
  INSERT INTO userEntity(slack_user_id, slack_channel_id)
  VALUES (:userId, :channelId)
  RETURNING user_id AS insert_id
) SELECT insert_id FROM inserted_ids;

Pasting the stacktrace on the thread to avoid bloating the chat

I’m looking for the place in Retrofit source where suspend calls are placed on a particular coroutine dispatcher. Does anyone know where it is?

Related off of the above question. I'm using mockwebserver and creating my own dispatcher. Which originally was a really simple when statement, but now I'm dealing with api calls that have url params and I feel like I'm missing something basic in order to get something like "wildcards" working correctly.

when (request.path) {
    "/api/one/two" ->
        return "blah"
    "/api/three/four?arg=myArg" ->
        return "boop"

I want the second case to basically catch all 

api/three/four*

 instead of hard coding the arg. Or maybe there's another way I should go about this. e.g. Only get the path without the args, and then if I need the args I can drill down and get them from the request if need be? Thoughts?

This didn't get much traction on SO so xposting: If I have the following inline class:

interface StringId {
  val raw: String
}

@JvmInline
value class MyId(override val raw: String) : StringId

is it safe to pass it to a Retrofit function?

interface MyApiEndpoints {
  @GET("/fetch/{id}")
  suspend fun fetch(@Path("id") id: MyId): Response<JsonObject>
}

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68232128/is-it-safe-to-pass-a-kotlin-inline-class-to-a-retrofit-function

Ignorant question, if we need to create a new table with no relation to prior tables, does that still need a migration file? Seems like we would be needing to copy paste from the .sq file to a .sqm file

It’s not a separate application. It’s an activity registered in the manifest https://github.com/square/leakcanary/blob/main/leakcanary-android-core/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml

Were there any changes around the

verifySqlDelightMigration

task in the 1.5.0 release? After updating from 1.4.4 the task goes from passing to failing on a migration that reorders columns by renaming to a temp table, copying the rows, then dropping the temp table. The migration works fine when running on device but when running the verify task on 1.5.0+ I get the error

Execution failed for task ':shared:verifyCommonMainDatabaseMigration'.
> A failure occurred while executing com.squareup.sqldelight.gradle.VerifyMigrationTask$VerifyMigrationAction
   > Could not retrieve foreign keys for table TableA: Table not found: 'TempTableB'

Here’s a small repo that recreates the issue https://github.com/mrf7/sqldelight-migration-verify

Hello, Im using retrofit + koltin serializer and Kotlin Serialization Converter (Jake library). I want to see request and responses on the logcat. I added a convert into retrofit

private val contentType =  "application/json".toMediaType()
private val json = Json {
    prettyPrint = true
    ignoreUnknownKeys = true
}

..

..addConverterFactory(json.asConverterFactory(contentType))

But i cannot see the logs on logcat screen. Any idea how to display it?

Seeking advice on

wire

+

grpc client

. On android client which uses okhttp as transport, blocking calls work 👌 , but our test streaming call "hangs" and then exits using socket timeout. We can see that server receives the request but then breakpoint which we have set in server code inside a generated grpc method doesn't even hit, so it hangs somewhere inside grpc stuff on server (presumably). Swift client, generated using some Apple library, connects and successfully works with the same streaming call. Any idea on how to debug where to look at would be appreciated.

With Turbine we were trying to structure some tests that we could trigger a source flow passed in via the constructor using a MutableStateFlow. Ended up seeing some strange behavior when we then do a statein on the output flow and unsure if it is a coroutine bug or a Turbine bug. We simplified it down to the smallest test to prove the case

@Test
    fun passesOnJavaFailsOnNative() = runBlocking {
        val failingFlow = MutableStateFlow(null).stateIn(GlobalScope, SharingStarted.Eagerly, "")
        failingFlow.test { assertNull(expectItem()) }
    }

    @Test
    fun passesOnNativeFailsOnJava() = runBlocking {
        val failingFlow = MutableStateFlow(null).stateIn(GlobalScope, SharingStarted.Eagerly, "")
        failingFlow.test { assertEquals("", expectItem()) }
    }

One more

wire

+

grpc

question. If I have a service like this

rpc getItemsStream(ItemRequest) returns (stream ItemResponse) {}

How do I send the initial request? Wire generates the implementation of GrpcStreamingCall which has 2 channels. Do I understand correctly that I must send initial request using a

sendChannel

? My issue posted above seems to be caused by no request body being sent. Sending it to the channel doesn't help, maybe I must do it otherwise? Stub implementation generated by

grpc-kotlin

library has this explicitly:

fun getItemsStream(request: ItemsRequest): Flow<Response>

, but

wire

generates function with no params in this case.

I'm clearly missing something obvious, but are there any examples of using a bearer token for auth with

wire

?

You should add a JsonAdapter for the nested type to your method signature and delegate to that. I'll put the full snippet (in Java) as a threaded reply to this message (BOOOO threads)

Hi again - another moshi question. I have a java class with a no arg constructor and the following field

private long camera_id = 0;

when the field is absent in the JSON I get a

com.squareup.moshi.JsonDataException: Expected a long but was NULL at path $.camera_id

Do I need to make my own type adapter to handle this case? Trying to migrate my teams project from GSON

Hello all, I instantiate

AndroidSqliteDriver

in androidMain instead of application module. It works fine until i enable progaurd and throws `java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lcom/squareup/sqldelight/android/AndroidSqliteDriver`;. And also i could notice that mapping.tx file has no entry of this class. Can someone be able to help on this?

Hi. Trying to upgrade

Timber

to

5.0.1

and get this error:

No matching variant of com.jakewharton.timber:timber:5.0.1 was found. The consumer was configured to find an API of a library compatible with Java 11, preferably in the form of class files, preferably optimized for standard JVMs, and its dependencies declared externally, as well as attribute 'org.jetbrains.kotlin.platform.type' with value 'jvm' but:
          - Variant 'releaseApiPublication' capability com.jakewharton.timber:timber:5.0.1 declares an API of a library, and its dependencies declared externally:
              - Incompatible because this component declares a component, with the library elements 'aar' and the consumer needed a component, preferably in the form of class files

Indeed, it's being declared as a dependency in a kotlin-plugin module (no android), but the thing is that timber

4.x

was

aar

too. I'm curious what has changed?

How close is the okio filesystem to being ready to be used across Android and iOS?

Are you saying you use package-less imports to work around the lack of type resolution to know definitively from which package a type exists?

I was recently bitten by https://github.com/square/kotlinpoet/issues/1035 after upgrading from 1.6.0 to 1.9.0 - looks like 1.8.0 started quoting "value". would it be feasible to get kotlinpoet not to quote soft keywords except when necessary?

I’m testing a flow with turbine and I wonder if there is a better way to do this :

sealed class SideEffect {
    data class Effect1(val someValue: String) : SideEffect()
    Effect2 : SideEffect()
}
val mutableSharedFlow = MutableSharedFlow<SideEffect>(replay = 0)
flowOfSideEffects.test {
    mutableSharedFlow.emit(Effect1("test")
    assertTrue((awaitEvent() as Event.Item).value is CustomerScreenSideEffect.NavigateToCustomerDetails)
}

Now

awaitEvent()

returns a value of type

Event<SideEffect>

rather than just a

SideEffect

like

expectItem

did, if I remember correctly. So my question is, is there a better way to down cast the value returned

awaitEvent

?

Experiencing an issue with

wire

and an rpc call that returns

google.protobuf.Empty

service AService {
   rpc Working(AParam) returns (AReturn)
   rpc Fails(AParam) returns (google.protobuf.Empty)
}

I remember reading that sorting collections in sqlite can be way faster than doing it in memory (after reading from sqlite into List and then doing

sort

). Is that true, despite the fact that sqlite is on disk (so IO)? But there's that

mmap

and memory cache magic, so IO may not be as tough as it seems. I can't recall the article I've read.

I have a plain old java-library gradle module. In this module I'm making use of mockhttpserver from okhttp and I'm just hardcoding responses to api calls. Everything is working great. I have this

path == "/api/myendpoint" -> {
    return MockResponse()
        .setResponseCode(200)
        .setBody(
            """
            {"status":0,"message":"SUCCESS"}
            """.trimIndent())
}

I now want to take this json, place it into

resources/json/myendpoint.json

and read it from the file instead of having large json snippets in my kotlin code. As an end result I'd love to be able to do this but I'm a bit in over my head in terms of grabbing a resource and converting it to a string. There seems to be like 1000 different ways to do this via SO and from what I would expect... maybe there's an easy way to do this with okhttp/mockwebserver/okio that I'm missing?

path == "/api/myendpoint" -> {
    return MockResponse()
        .setResponseCode(200)
        .setBody(javaClass.classLoader.getResourceAsStream("json/myendpoint.json").toString())
}

Hello, I'm currently working on a plugin to generate ressources for android projets, and I'm using Kotlin Poet to generate .kt files containing compose colors (parsed from a Txt). I have a quick question and didn't want to make an issue for that as it probably not the wanted behavior -> when generating properties to a file, it adds a newline between each property :

import androidx.compose.ui.graphics.Colors

public val white: Color = Color(0xFFFFFFFF)

public val black: Color = Color(0xFF000000)

Is there anyway to prevent this ? (or better, control the newlines, to make section ?) I'm using

addProperty(
    PropertySpec.builder("white", ClassName("androidx.compose.ui.graphics", "Color"))
        .initializer("Color(0xFFFFFFFF)")
        .build()
)

is there any way to debug android sqldelight plugin? The code isn’t generated, unless i run the task ./gradlew generateSqlDelight

Is there any plan to make workflow a multiplatform library?

A bit over my head here. I'm using charles and it works fine inspecting all of my retrofit calls. But when I use mockHttpServer from okhttp and I'm hooked up to charles I get a failure.

<h1>Charles Error Report</h1>
<h2>Failed to connect to remote host</h2>

Is there some kind of configuration I can set on mockHttpServer so I can have it set to localhost but also use charles?