I see. Still this is a big issue, having way less kapt. Also I think that library coming from Square will have a good multi-module story, many Google libs lack that, I often think they have only single module apps in their minds when they design libraries (despite advocating multi-module stuff). So I'm eager to try it soon 🙂

Using the new okio filesystem, when writing to an existing file is there an option to choose whether to append to the existing file or overwrite the existing contents?

yep, I think you can use

FileSystem#appendingSink(Path)

in kotlinpoet there's a test that explicitly makes sure that classes in the in the default package are imported. at least in java, the default package is generally discouraged. anyone know why kotlinpoet carved out explicit support for it?

Java can't import classes from the default package whereas Kotlin can.

You can probably git blame yourself back to an issue where someone had generated code that referenced code that was in the default package (intentionally or not) and KotlinPoet failed. I suspect we'd rather not be the link in the chain that fails since nothing technically prevents it.

i found this issue: https://github.com/square/kotlinpoet/issues/480

it just trips me up with kibble because parse kotlin source in to kotlinpoet types

so it would seem that kibble needs to know to map the autoimported kotlin types to their correct packages. which is a bit of a hassle but doable I suppose.

it would be "better" to allow for a packageless import via an explicit API. i have a patch that fixes my problem but breaks that test because it drops any packageless types from the import generation.

but i think that ship has sailed. "fixing" it would likely break too many other cases.

And therefore by KotlinPoet emitting those it produces incorrect code since Kotlin imports a ridiculous amount of types by default?

Is there any plan to enable SQL Delight IDE plugin for AppCode? As it seems to be the one IDE to rule them all. (For KMM)

@Streaming
@GET("api")
fun streamData(): Observable<ResponseBody>

earlier I'm using this API with Rx. Now I want to convert this to Kotlin Flows This is my change

@Streaming
 @GET("api")
 suspend fun streamData(): Flow<ResponseBody>

I'm not getting any data when collecting. What am I doing wrong?

Just a while ago it was working like a charm. Not sure why it's not working right now. Any idea?

check your dependency graph, maybe a new dependency was added that included an older version that is then being resolved to

Look at turbine. Keep a changlog format, a GitHub action to pull the details, and another action to create a GitHub release with the notes

So it looks like people stepping on each other in the changelog isn't really a thing (like that gitlab article)?

why does sqldelight database inline class ids force me to write an adapter. Is this right ?

Inline classes aren’t any different than other classes from sqldelight’s point of view. It doesn’t know how to serialize & deserialize them. Some prior discussion here: https://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight/issues/1203.

why is the first not supported but the second is:

insert {
    INSERT OR REPLACE INTO championPassiveEntity VALUES ?;
}

insert {
    INSERT OR REPLACE INTO championPassiveEntity (id, name, description, image) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?);
}

any workaround ?

Hello, is there anything blocking a new release of SqlDelight with new Apple Silicon targets and HMPP?

hi guys i am using retrofit with android when i try to get data from a server oncallback method gives failure and when i look at t.message it says "invoke no-args constructor for class com.muhammetgundogar.mycurrencyconverterapp.Currency. Registering an InstanceCreator with Gson for this type may fix this problem". And when i look at t.cause it says "java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException" and when i looked at internet i could not find anything about my problem can you help me guys?

@jw val gson = GsonBuilder().create() i am creating like this

what is wrong with this code

Hey guys, I am trying to apply the FileSystem of

okio:3.0.0-alpha.10

into a KMM project to read an image into a ByteString. As the documentation suggested, I should create an instance of

FileSystem

first, but doesn’t exist. Is there a new way to create a

FileSystem

instance now? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ok, I just found a full code sample of FileSystem here. https://github.com/bryansills/OkioBug The instance

FileSystem.SYSTEM

should be created in platform-specific folders like androdMain/iosArm64Main.

I’ve been playing around with the okio file system. I just tried to build a

Path

based on other `Path`s for the first time and noticed the

div

function being used. I was confused for 10 seconds before it hit me it was so you could do

path / "child.txt"

chef kiss

Also works on nio paths: https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.io.path/java.nio.file.-path/div.html

I’ve been able to pretty easily combine the okio multiplatform filesystem and krypto to get multiplatform file hashes. Thank you @jessewilson and whoever else has worked on the filesystem. The KMP community has needed something like this for a while.