file a github issue under sql-psi pls

Hello, I'm using OkHttp (version 4.7.2) in a Gradle plugin project, and I get

okhttp3.internal.http2.StreamResetException: stream was reset: CANCEL

unless I add logging with

BODY

level:

.addInterceptor(HttpLoggingInterceptor(logger = HttpLoggingInterceptor.Logger.DEFAULT)
            .setLevel(HttpLoggingInterceptor.Level.BODY))

Whenever I disable body logging, I get the cryptic exception aforementioned, and I don't get why. Where should I look for? I can commit and push my work for reproducing if needed since its open source.

Hi all. Anyone up for an sqldelight question? I have a multiplatform project that includes a

linux_x64

target (the main targets are android and iOS, but I maintain a linux target to run native tests without a mac). The project builds fine if i comment out the linux target. When I include it I get build errors:

Required org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.target 'linux_x64' but no value provided.
- Variant 'mingw-api' capability com.squareup.sqldelight:native-driver:1.4.0:
- Incompatible attribute:
- Required org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.target 'linux_x64' and found incompatible value 'mingw_x64'

I can't see in the documentation, is there maybe no support for linux native in SqlDelight?

Hello everyone, I have problem with Coroutine - Flow and retrofit Does anyone know why Coroutine doesn’t work with QueryMap? Thanks.

Not Work:

@GET("/users")
    suspend fun getUsers(
            @QueryMap params:Map<String,Any>): BaseResponse<List<UserDto>>


Work: 
@GET("/users")
    suspend fun getUsers(
            @Query("lat") lat:Double,
            @Query("long") lon:Double,
            @Query("genders")genders: String,
            @Query("age_max") ageMax:Int,
            @Query("age_min") ageMin:Int
    ): BaseResponse<List<UserDto>>

My Repository implement:

fun search(params:Map<String,Any>) = flow {
        emit(service.getMatchedUsers(params
        ).data.map {
            it.mapToDomainModel() }.toList())
    }

I think it’s multi platform compatible

Hi. I'm using Retrofit together with JW's kotlinx.serialization converter and I have a problem with one endpoint returning YAML instead of JSON like the rest of the API. Is there a way to configure Retrofit to use a different converter for a specific endpoint?

we cannot release until our upstream dependencies release. is the RC binary compatible with 1.4.0 final? Because if not we probably won't do a release

how do I start troubleshooting this intermittent NPE in the moshi compiler

I have a question about Anvil, as I see that

ContributesBinding

doesn’t support multibindings or qualifiers. Is support planned (or will be accepted if someone contributes), or there are some issues with it/it’s not in the scope of the library?

Hello , could I write suspend functions using kotlinpoet ?

In retrofit (using kotlin), if I don't know the type coming back, but I want to make the network call so that I can inspect the request/response in charles... wouldn't I do this?

suspend fun getItem(): Response<Any>

Doesn't compile... and my google fu (im assuming someone has inquired about this before) is failing me.

@Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD] one of the trickiest things I have experienced while building features with Scoop (Lyft) framework was transition animations between two views/plugins (with a potential shared element). It also seems like it is not trivial in Ribs (Uber's) either. How would you envisage this being achieved easily in (Android) worklow where the animations is shared between two workflows? I imagine the transitions could be done by passing in a prop into the secondary workflow; the result of the first workflow would be the input prop of the secondary one?

Does anyone know if it is possible to use named argument in

SQLDelight

statements but keep the type safety? It seems like using named arguments will result in all arguments being generated as `String`s Simple example: SQL Statement:

UPDATE UploadItem SET lastModifiedTimeStamp = ? WHERE id = ?

Will generate:

fun updateUploadState(
  lastModifiedTimeStamp: Long,
  id: Long
)

Which is correct ✅ However when using named args:

UPDATE UploadItem SET lastModifiedTimeStamp = (:someOtherNameForLastModifiedTimeStamp || ' ?') WHERE id = (:someOtherName || ' ?')

Will generate:

fun updateUploadState(
  someOtherNameForLastModifiedTimeStamp: String,
  someOtherName: String
)

as a workaround currently, i have separate sq file, where i store all my

create table

statements with the right order

I'm working on writing some benchmarks in Okio for a PR. Any idea why

./gradlew jmh

is only running writeHex benchmarks? This is my first time dipping my toes in JMH so any help is appreciated 😬

looks like a normal timeout. that's a big file, it'll take a long time.

I think I might go with exposed for JVM. I still do not understand how I can use sqldelight for both postgres and sqlite in the same project.

trying to force my way through anyways to be able to report the issues..

Kotlin multiplatform SqlDelight + Kotlinx-Serialization Has anyone tried to use SqlDelight with Kotlinx-serialization to parse the entities in JSON format, then, store them to the database? The JSON and the database table can be represented with the same model which is the one generated by SqlDelight. Trying to use the external serializer feature of Kotlinx-serialization but it doesn't look like it works well with

null

attributes specially that the JSON does NOT include the keys with null values like

"someAtt": null

. We're open to any suggestion on how to handle this considering that we have 40+ tables and we prefer if we don't duplicate the model or write the serializers ourselves.

File a bug please

Has anyone noticed the latest SQLDelight plugin hanging Android Studio frequently for up to a minute or two at a time? I’m looking at thread dumps from Studio and it’s all over those logs. I think it’s either this or the Kotlin 1.4 plugin.

does SQLDelight support Jasync or other async DB drivers ?

Is there a way to update an object in SqlDelight?

INSERT OR REPLACE

would cause the record to be deleted and reinserted which might trigger foreignkey updates like ON CASCADE DELETE...

That's quite strange. Is it possible your interceptor behaves differently in release environments only?

Anyone had similar issues with

SqlDelight 1.4.3

?https://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight/issues/1992

Check the migration file which adds the location table and see if it’s failing

Yeah. I've been reading more online. Like most security issues... there's a lot of wiggle room in what you should do. I guess my point was that I don't see how client side hashing or encryption accomplishes anything, but it seems like basically it's used to obfuscate logs really and not used for protecting a MITM. I really wish there was a security guide for mobile apps or something that took into account what other organizations do. I feel like security is never ending rabbit hole and people can always come up with hypothetical attack vectors.

Implementing/learning/reading about r8/proguard. I stumbled upon the PR from Zac Sweers to add default r8 rules to kotlin-reflect and I'm reasearching whether or not my deps that come from square require proguard rules. Is the gist of r8 that you won't have to add proguard rules to any deps unless they use reflection?

What's the error stacktrace?