Does square/cashapp libraries follow any sort of changelog/readme conventions for how to ship with a release? I'm following a more CI/CD workflow at a new company I'm at, and we want an automated way to generate the release notes after a build is created. We sorta decided on having a bunch of empty lines in an

UNRELEASED.md

and when the CI goes off, it takes everything there and puts it in release notes (like how gitlab does it: https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2018/07/03/solving-gitlabs-changelog-conflict-crisis/) I can't help to think that library developers (since releases are typically infrequent) have some sort of system in place as well where documentation/markdown is updated with a PR rather than just keeping track of changes in their notes and then writing out those notes fully just in time when a release is created.

is there any way to perform a query that returns 1 or 0, but parse it as boolean in the generated model ?

What hash? Okio has some of those built in

looking at

TypeMirror.asTypeName()

from kotlin poet suggests using

kotlinpoet-metadata

instead. looking through the docs i don’t really see how I can perform the same type of operation from within an annotation processor on an

Element

to get a type name. any suggestions?

Can I get a quick code review on my authorization interceptor for retrofit? It's not a network interceptor, but an application interceptor

class RollerToasterAuthInterceptor @Inject constructor(val userManager: UserManagerService) :
    Interceptor {
    override fun intercept(chain: Interceptor.Chain): Response {
        val originalRequest: Request = chain.request()
        val compressedRequest: Request =
            originalRequest
                .newBuilder()
                .header("authorization", "Bearer " + userManager.authToken)
                .method(originalRequest.method, originalRequest.body)
                .build()
        return chain.proceed(compressedRequest)
    }
}

Going off of the above... if I have a single retrofitApiService instance, then acquire an auth token (because I logged in)... how would I go about adding it to my interceptor? Or is there basically no away around just creating a new retrofit service so that I can properly add the new auth interceptor after logging in?

Hey! I went trough Anvil sample application where

generateFactories

is enabled and tried to replicate the same setup but stumbled on issue:

symbol:   class CategoriesModule_GetFragmentFactory
location: package com.test.catalogcategories.dependency/Users/test/Desktop/Test/test-android/app/build/generated/source/kapt/debug/com/test/app/di/DaggerApplicationComponent.java:97: error: cannot find symbol
import com.test.catalogfavoriteproducts.dependency.FavoriteProductsModule_GetFragmentFactory;

How I can set constructors on TypeSpec.anonymousClassBuilder()?

Indeed I think there's a bug in there and for now the workaround would be to generate your types with

javaInterop = true

When I run each unit test function (tests for sqldelight related read and writes operations) of my class with the gutter icon next to them for android and ios target (kmm project) they all complete successfully. When I run the test from the gutter icon at the class level, it works fine for android but I get the following error for ios :

executeNonQuery error | error code SQLITE_CONSTRAINT
co.touchlab.sqliter.interop.SQLiteExceptionErrorCode: executeNonQuery error
Invalid connection: com.apple.coresymbolicationd

I do clean up my test database after each test, should I do one more specific clean up at some point?

😛arty-parrot: Okio 3.0.0 final is coming this week… The update adds a bunch of new types: • FileSystem (including many implementations:

SYSTEM

,

RESOURCES

, Zip, Fake, and Forwarding) • Path • FileMetadata • FileHandle If you’d like to take a look at the API and offer feedback, now is the time! We’ll be very limited in what we can change once we ship 3.0 final! Send feedback directly to me or our issue tracker.

Running this simple test on android target works but crashes on ios with the following error

kotlin.native.concurrent.InvalidMutabilityException: mutation attempt of frozen kotlin.Array

@Test
fun `test transaction`() {
    queries.transaction {

    }
}

What am I missing here?

Something like below should do:

FileSpec.builder(packagename, filename)
	.addType(TypeSpec.interfaceBuilder("I").addTypeVariable(TypeVariableName("T")).build())
	.addType(TypeSpec.classBuilder("C").addSuperinterface(ClassName(packageName, "I").parameterizedBy(String::class.java.asClassName())).build())
	.build()

The trick is that I don't think you can reference a "file-local" interface so it needs to know the

packageName

in

ClassName(packageName, "I")

above

thats why it looks different depending on your theme and condext, what you see is actually the background

is this a bug? cuz

get

is a valid function name

Will okhttp have Kotlin multi platform support?

Possibly a dumb question, but when using okhttp is there a way to view the expiration date of the tls cert? Weird ask/requirement from my security team is to build something in the app where you can see the exp date of tls certs, and I'm kinda out of my league when it comes to tls/certs. I do think this is a super weird request though.

Another okhttp question: while using

HttpLoggingInterceptor

sometimes I have to deal with polling `GET`s which get executed every 2 seconds, and they spam log a lot. I understand that there's no ready solution to disable logging on a per-url basis or to rate limit logs, but maybe I've missed something? Asking before I invent my own 🙂

Hey folks, we are investigating Anvil as a DI solution. Is there a way to not add inject function to components for every activity or fragment and use some kind of generic solution?

Is it possible to prevent

AndroidSqliteDriver

from creating the schema? My common code just wants a driver and uses it to create the schema and do migration stuff.

Looking at https://github.com/square/okhttp/issues/3251 and https://github.com/square/okhttp/issues/6453, both mention that OkHTTP v5 will include changes to handle corrupted cache states more gracefully. Can you say whether OkHTTP v5 will be backwards compatible for use with Retrofit 2.9.0? We have some clients currently on OkHTTP 4.9.1 running into this issue.

have you seen the conversation from earlier today above?

Any chance we can get a point release of SQLdelight with https://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight/pull/2649 included. It seems to be the last thing needed for M1 support in our project

Hello all, I'm trying to setup SQLDelight for a Compose project (Kotlin). When I follow the website I'm getting stuck at configuring the database. I have done the following: 1. imported the gradle plugin

plugins {
    kotlin("jvm") version "1.5.31"
    id("org.jetbrains.compose") version "1.0.0-beta5"
    id("com.squareup.sqldelight") version "1.5.2"
}

2. added the driver dependency

dependencies {
    implementation(compose.desktop.currentOs)
    implementation("com.squareup.sqldelight:sqlite-driver:1.5.2")

    testImplementation(kotlin("test"))
}

3. now I'm trying to add the configuration for the gradle-plugin

sqldelight {
  Database { // This will be the name of the generated database class.
    packageName = "com.example"
  }
}

But I get error

sqldelight {
    sqldelight.com.squareup.sqlite.migrations.Database {

    }
}

The error:

build.gradle.kts:47:16: Unresolved reference: com
SQLDelight Gradle plugin was applied but there are no databases set up.

Seems like I'm not able to add Database like that (com is pointing out to the package name and marked red in my Intellij). If I remove the package name (sqldelight.

com

.squareup.sqlite.migrations) it does not work. Hope someone can help me out with this?

I'm using MySQL. After updating to 1.5.3, for a column called

value

kotlin generated name is

value_

. In 1.5.2 it was

value

SQL code:

CREATE TABLE Test (
    value INTEGER NOT NULL
);

Produces:

public data class Test(
  public val value_: Int
) {
  public override fun toString(): String = """
  |Test [
  |  value_: $value_
  |]
  """.trimMargin()
}

Is this expected behaviour?

Is there a specific reason there is no

fun String.source(): Source

like there is

fun File.source(): Source

?

// This works
File(path).source().buffer()
// This doesn't
"Hello World".source().buffer()

So you would follow that guide

I tried using the native sqlite driver for the desktop platforms and the attached error is coming while the same NativeSqliteDriver is working fine with iOSMain (I need these separate since KTOR client for iOS and desktop are separate). Also attached is my build gradle file. Can anyone please help out?