yeah now that's just

Cache-Control: immutable

which says this resource never changes so don't bother even calling us (the server)

with okio, can i do any sort of readonly filesystem from resources in kotlin-native ? or does such a solution exist from something else ? ideally i would like to not base64 encode files into generated sourcecode or such.. just to bundle some resources

That seems more like a question about the APIs of Kotlin Native and its build system than one for us. If it has those things, then yes, you can.

I'd like for us to find something here and build it in. I assume it probably looks like a Gradle plugin that concatenates a .zip of resources to the end of your binary??

I would have thought to use more traditional techniques of embedding data into objects to be linked, e.g. along the lines of the options listed at https://www.devever.net/~hl/incbin

Why should that be built into Okio? It can exist as an entirely standalone project which depends on Okio. If the APIs aren't intrinsic to the platform I don't see a reason for Okio to be opinionated here.

Is there a best practice or convention for Kotlin/Native? I'd love it if Kotlin/Native was the opinionated thing and we just supported that?

I suspect it's unlikely to be a single strategy cause iOS apps ship as bundles (resources separate from executable parts) whereas CLI apps don't?

Maybe a good place for us to start is a RESOURCES file system that works for iOS

I remember seeing a document somewhere for how to make changes to sql-psi, but I can't find it now. Any pointers? Found it - https://cashapp.github.io/sqldelight/contributing/#sql-psi

What is the behavior of OkHttp’s

Authenticator

if

authenticate()

returns

null

? Is the request canceled or is it executed without changes (i.e. without the

Authorization

header etc.)?

Is the Foriegn Key Pragma turned on in the in memory database (used for tests)? If no how to turn it on?

val driver = JdbcSqliteDriver(JdbcSqliteDriver.IN_MEMORY)

i think its that

sqlite foreign key setting needs to be set every time the database is opened

it doesnt persist db close

you just need a

null

argument preceding the string and a

0

following it

ah no i'm using `executeQuery`:

driver.executeQuery(null, "PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON", 0)

with 1.x

yeah that does it. thanks

Hey, are all of Query’s

execute*

methods blocking the thread they run on? I don’t have any problem at the moment, but I’m generally curious how is it executed behind the scenes?

Is there any way I can augment the generated outputs of a table's data class for SQLD? IE add a

@JsonClass(generateAdapter = true)

or

@SomeQualifier

on a property

you can annotate columns

CREATE TABLE foo(
  stuff TEXT AS @SomeQualified String
);

but not the data class

Strange

hi all, should we use version

2.0.0

or

2.0.0-alpha2

?

its 2.0.0-alpha02

Will kotlinpoet be released soon 😞? Its blocking us from upgrading kotlin via Moshia via https://github.com/square/moshi/issues/1530

I’m using SqlDelight in ProjectA and trying to define a custom column type using classes from ProjectB. ProjectA already has a dependency on ProjectB, and ProjectB is just a bunch of data classes without anything sql-related. Do I still need to follow the steps here in order to import ProjectB’s classes in ProjectA’s

.sq

files? Ideally, I’d like to keep Module A completely unaware of sqldelight…

no. that is just for modularizing the database itself.

Gotcha — that’s what I thought I think the IDE is just having a bad time because everything sqldelight-related is showing up in red. Just wanted to confirm that I wasn’t missing something silly there

I’ve got a compound primary key for a table in SqlDelight. Is there any way to represent that as a single class in my queries/generated methods, rather than three distinct parameters?