My issue is that

sourceDirectorySet.srcDir()

while it builds ok doesn't have "full" IDE support

I'm not 100% clear on what "full" IDE/tooling support is. There is at least: • the 'source root' icon in IDEA, which IIRC can be added with

addJavaSourceFoldersToModel

(yes, even for Kotlin) • 'lint' not recognizing the generated sources as generated and therefor analysing them by default. For this one, I think the only solution is to go the

onVariants {}

road

I've just been using the old API for now https://github.com/cashapp/redwood/blob/trunk/redwood-layout-view/build.gradle#L21-L25

TODO Should be able to do

sourceSets.main.kotlin.srcDir(helpers)

I think AGP wants us to use

onVariant {}

moving forward, not

srcDir()

(but I'd love to be wrong)

Xav said srcDir would work and that's a better API than dealing with the verbose AGP APIs

Alright got curious and there are actually 2

srcDir

: 1. From Kotlin (Automatically adding the dependency):

kotlin.sourceSets.main.kotlin.srcDir(taskProvider)

2. From Android (Not automatically adding the dependency):

android.sourceSets.main.kotlin.srcDir(taskProvider)

In redwood 1. works and 2. doesn't. The current

registerJavaGeneratingTask

is still probably the best option

hello all, how to use

NOT EQUAL

clause when using sqldelight ?

This is a total shot in the dark. I have an APK that is a plugin to another APK and running into an issue with okhttp3 obfuscated on Android 8.0. Get an IncompatibleClassChangeError for kotlin.collections.AbstractList. A couple methods are removed at runtime looks like. Wondering if anyone has ever seen this on Android 8.0 and figured how to work around it. Later versions of Android don't have an issue.

Is there a standard moshi annotation to handle field alias name? Like I talk to many servers, most return their version in a version field but one in xxxVersion field. Currently using another optional field and deal with the case later. But wonder if there's a more moshi native approach.

Hey folks, is there a new stable release for Picasso in sight ?

i'm not involved, but i wouldn't bet on it any time soon

not egor, but that'd function would apply the model to the view hierarchy. it is important to note that the function name isn't referring to jetpack viewmodel.

// not real code 
fun renderViewModel(model: FileBlockerViewModel) {
  toolbar.title = model.screenTitle
  recyclerViewAdapter.submitList(model.items)
}

you're right that the function can be called multiple times, but it shouldn't be a problem because your composables will handle diffing their inputs.

Right, I'm using the View system in my case which is why this is important to me. Is there just an if statement per View to check for change manually? Is there a

currentModel

that gets tracked every time the model changes? Thanks for your help Saket

we've done manual diffing but is rarely used for views that are actually expensive to render such as graphs simpler views such as TextView, etc are cheap to update because they already have some diffing internally. see

TextView#checkForRelayout()

for an example.

Is it possible to make a file executable with okio's FileSystem? Also how do you check if file is executable with okio's FileSystem?

No

You could do your own

expect/actual

functions to do this if you need it. I’ve resisted adding permissions to Okio’s file system to keep it focused. But I’m eager to hear use cases

Which Android Studio version do you use? The plugin has some compatibility problems at the moment.

Is it fair to say that the molecule Gradle plugin only needs to be used if you don't already use Compose in that module (aside from the js thing)?

Yes

Is it possible to use Okio to write/read files from the browser with Kotlin/JS?

not quite. you must use the platform-specific APIs for that at which point you can wrap their contents in a Buffer or Source

Looks like the latest merge in https://github.com/square/retrofit/commit/f6d2ccf78bb50171c4d55050949a7c7132613da6 was related to kotlin docs on the webpage, but the webpage hasn't been deployed since then so no mention of kotlin is on there?

Hello 👋 I'm facing this issue with SQLDelight in my KMM library. I've seen that this PR resolve it but there's no release with this fix. Somebody knows when it will be released? Is there any workaround in the meantime? Thanks you

Hello! I am having issues with Kotlin Poet, in particular, it appears I am failig to make

CodeBlock.Builder

write two different statements

.add(statement1).beginControlFlow(statement2)

on separated line. The details are here, could someone give me an hint on how to investigate? I really have no clue what is going on...

This is expected.

add

does not add new lines,

addStatement

does.

In Kotlin Poet is it possible to write:

context(Transaction)
public fun TestTable.updateTestTableById(parameter: Int, dto: TestTableDTO): Int = 
  update({ id eq parameter }) { statement ->
    statement[id] = requireNotNull(dto.id) { "TestTableDTO.$id is null" }
    statement[name] = requireNotNull(dto.name) { "TestTableDTO.$name is null" }
    statement[surname] = dto.surname
    statement[aLong] = requireNotNull(dto.aLong) { "TestTableDTO.$aLong is null" }
  }

instead of:

context(Transaction)
public fun TestTable.updateTestTableById(parameter: Int, dto: TestTableDTO): Int = update({ id eq
    parameter }) { statement ->
  statement[id] = requireNotNull(dto.id) { "TestTableDTO.$id is null" }
  statement[name] = requireNotNull(dto.name) { "TestTableDTO.$name is null" }
  statement[surname] = dto.surname
  statement[aLong] = requireNotNull(dto.aLong) { "TestTableDTO.$aLong is null" }
}

?

if you use non-breaking spaces (https://square.github.io/kotlinpoet/#spaces-wrap-by-default) everywhere on your first line it should/might wrap after the equals sign

Is there any version of SqlDelight compatible with kotlin 1.8.0?