@Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD] I've been testing the workflow samples and I can't wrap my head around one thing. I see that the screen types can be used as the rendering of a workflow, and that the lib provides (and we can create) different types of screens to be interpreted differently by the api (e.g.

BackstackScreen

) Is there a way to abstract this concept when modelling the renderings. When do I know I can/need to create a different screen rendering type, and how should I go about it in a way that exposes itself to Android later? Examples are

PanelContainerScreen

and

ScrimContainerScreen

. https://github.com/square/workflow/tree/4172907790c30385c8b57b5f3009351ff4d50cc8/kotlin/samples/containers/common/src/main/java/com/squareup/sample/container/panel In other words, how should one model rendering types and how to make sense of it in the context of a workflow?

Oh... the subheader is missing in the json... I assumed that by giving a default value it would use that when it's missing. I guess not... is this by design?

ok. I'v tried that and apparently it works as planned. Gona be tracking that issue. Thanks!

How do you expose activity/view lifecycles to square/workflow? I was thinking of passing it in as a prop, or did I miss some out of the box way of doing this? (Couldn't find an example in the samples) @Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD] @Ray Ryan

Dagger noob question. I find myself always hitting a case where I see a provides method written by a teammate and I try to find where it's actually being provided. Is there a way to easily find where that's being used? I always find myself wanting something like the Otto IntelliJ Plugin, but for Dagger.

[kotlinpoet] hello, anyone knows whether it is possible to generate enum value with annotation using kotlinpoet?

and if you've defined the endpoint as

suspend fun(): BodyType

you may also get HttpException

Hi everyone, I am having an issue with sqldelight (mpp). On android everything works fine, on iOS I have this error:

near "transaction": syntax error in "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS transaction (
    id TEXT PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
    organizationId TEXT NOT NULL,
    origin_wallet_id TEXT,
    destination_wallet_id TEXT NOT NULL,
    amount INTEGER NOT NULL,
    currency_date TEXT NOT NULL,
    acknowledge_date TEXT,
    acknowledge_message TEXT,
    user_message TEXT,
    competence_id TEXT
)"
attempted to run migration and failed. closing connection.

is there something wrong in the query? maybe something not supported on iOS? Everything seems fine to me...

[kotlinpoet] hello! I’m trying to annotate my class with nested interface but I’m having trouble with it -> trying to create following Jackson annotations

@JsonTypeInfo(use = JsonTypeInfo.Id.NAME, include = JsonTypeInfo.As.PROPERTY, property = "__typename")
@JsonSubTypes(value = [
    Type(value = Car::class, name = "Car"),
    Type(value = Plane::class, name = "Plane")])
interface Vehicle {

Hi, is there a way to encrypt a SqlDelight database? I'm looking for Android support mainly although I'm also interested in support on Kotlin/Native.

Does anyone in here have a decent resource to figure out how to model master/detail flows in Workflow? I haven't found anything in the Github/Readme/Resources section, and figure it's slightly too complex for someone to explain over Slack.

Retrofit question: Why is there

Call<T>.await()

and

Call<T?>.await()

for converted responses, but for

Response

there’s only

Call<T>.awaitResponse()

? I don’t see any reason it couldn’t be implemented, was it just left out unintentionally? Or for that matter, does

T

even need to have a non-nullable upper bound for

awaitResponse

?

Using retrofit and a converter as below, does deserialization happen on a background thread by default? I am trying to figure out if specifying Dispatchers.IO is an unnecessary context switch.

interface Service { 
  @GET("/food")
  suspend fun getFood(): Food
}

val food = withContext(<http://Dispatchers.IO|Dispatchers.IO>) { service.getFood() }

OR 

val food = service.getFood()

Can you set transition animations on

WorkflowLayout

or do you combine layout runners when you need to do transitions between them?

Is there something going on with Moshi? I was waiting for some Zac merges to finally be able to use incremental and he closed everything 😞

Anyone got examples of using Workflow to render and trigger actions from an Android action bar menu item? Feels like I want my

LayoutRunner

to be an inner class of the Activity so it can access

invalidateOptionsMenu()

and

onOptionsItemSelected()

but in looking through the samples I didn’t see anything like this. Any pointers? If my

Rendering

includes fields to be rendered in a normal view and fields to toggle an action bar menu item, how should I approach that?

How do I get kotlinpoet to use

trimIndent()

instead of

trimMargin()

for multiline strings?

// language=json
val json = """
    |{
    |    "type": "m.key.verification.start",
    |    "content": {
    |        "from_device": "BobDevice1",
    |        "transaction_id": "S0meUniqueAndOpaqueString",
    |        "method": "m.sas.v1"
    |    }
    |}
    """.trimMargin()

The margins here break the language injection feature.

I'm using sqldelight on Android. I have exported the db. How can I import it and restart the app? Can someone help me? I found nothing useful on stackoverflow, but maybe I'm looking for the wrong thing

Registering a JsonAdapter directly should only be used for the most trivial adapters. Otherwise you probably want to prefer using `@ToJson`/`@FromJson` or

JsonAdapter.Factory

Scratching my head on this one. I am able to build fine from the command line, but intellij is giving this "duplicate content roots" error message related to sqldelight codegen

[/Users/mountainhare/basebeta/basebeta-monorepo/common/build/generated/sqldelight/code/KExitDatabase] of module [basebeta-monorepo.common.iosMain] was removed from modules [basebeta-monorepo.common.iosArm32Main, basebeta-monorepo.common.iosArm64Main, basebeta-monorepo.common.iosX64Main, basebeta-monorepo.common.jvmMain, basebeta-monorepo.common.commonMain, basebeta-monorepo.common.mobileMain]

Hi guys, question on sqldelight. Is it possible to automatically drop db if migrations are required? Would be very useful for development (I was used to do it on realm and I've seen something similar exists on Room - fallbackToDestructiveMigration)

Does SQDelight do syntax highlighting and auto-complete itself or does it delegated to the IDE?

Careful upgrading to the latest OpenJDK release if you’re using OkHttp 3. The methods that the JDK 9 platform detection used now exist in 8 and cause runtime failures Actually, it looks like OkHttp 3.x works fine, it’s our Java 8 SslSocket wrapper that was causing the call to fall through and break. OkHttp 4 will need work to support ALPN on OpenJDK 8u252 and later though

Can you file an issue? Versioned support for sqlite is slowly materializing. It just requires a bit of work.

also prs welcome!!!!! upsert came as an external contribution so im now convinced the sql psi codebase isnt impossible to contribute to

any recommendations for resources to read/learn about PSI?

also sort of related, i'd like to learn more about tools that can be used to parse kotlin code independent of platform (i.e. doesn't rely on Kotlin being built for JVM), if anyone has recommendations there as well

generally we want to make it slightly inconvenient to do this to discourage people doing something like

OkHttpClient().use { makeOneHttpRequest(it) }

@dave08 IIRC from Jesse I heard that Authenticator is basically a subset of an interceptor and so you're better off just using an interceptor instead of the authenticator apis since they are limiting. If any of the JW are around I'm sure they can give a better answer. 😄