We don't have to check for much since the valid list is basically anything but a backtick

right. so we don’t need to worry about the platform-specific characters?

No

We don't know what platform you're compiling for

yeah. 🆒

don’t miss your chance to release kotlinpoet 0.4 on 04th of july

are there any snapshots published for kotlinpoet, so that I could try 0.4 before it’s released?

They're published automatically

perfect, found it

in case you missed it, 0.4 of kotlinpoet is out

sorry for the long delay

0.5 out

Does Moshi have a strict mode where the following mapping would not be accepted?

{ "title": 10 }

data class Bar(val title: String)

I think

JsonReader.nextString()

will always consume numbers, so you can have BigDecinal and the like. Uuuuum, I can't think of a way not to do that off the top of my head...

you could probably write a custom adapter that `JsonReader.peek()`s and yells at you if it's an unquoted value, but i don't know why you would really.

The idea was to get rid of implicit behavior that could lead to unexpected results

K✒️ 0.6️⃣

impressed that kotlinpoet handles name clashes correctly, and only uses qualified names when absolutely required.

didn’t even know this was valid kotlin:

import other.Foo; class Foo : Foo()

Thanks! We learned a lot from building JavaPoet

Nice to see people kicking the tires

: other.Foo

would perhaps be easier to understand, but is not required for correctness.

The semantics of Kotlin are subtly different so it's important to try out edge cases

Hah, yep.

If you feel strongly you can file an issue and discuss

the impressive part was when it switched to qualified name here:

class Foo : other.Foo() { val x: Foo = Foo() }

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should

I think it’s ok, nit at best

(I can’t easily avoid this situation because I’m translating a language with different namespacing rules to kotlin)

I've been trying out the PostgreSQL interval support in SQLDelight (2.0.0-rc02). It works great with the compiler but is showing errors in the IntelliJ IDE Plugin (also 2.0.0-rc02). Any chance I'm doing something wrong or should I create an issue in GitHub?