How to use

@ Value

annotation in spring with Kotlin?

Hey guys, any idea how to set environment variables (.env) in a Kotlin JS node project? I've tried adding a .env file at the root of the project, but the server code is not picking up the variables from

process.env

. Cheers!

Is it possible to go from a Color to a hex value? i.e. I have some colors defined, but I want to print out the hex value on top of the color for debugging so it would be nice to just be able to reference the Color and get the hex value.

Has anyone configured SonarQube to work with Kover? Is there any special configuration required?

I know Decompose and Voyager, but they seem like heavy libraries to me. I need only simple navigation and official library.

Hi all. Using KotlinX, how do I serialize or desarialize a generic attribute?

@Serializable
data class Test<T>(
val attr: T
)

Hello everyone. I am trying to change a variable in a singleton and the IDE displayed me the following message:

With old Native GC, variable in singleton without @ThreadLocal can't be changed after initialization

. Are there a new Native GC ????

Which is the recommended library for hashing passwords in Kotlin/Ktor? E.g. bcrypt does not appear to have an official Kotlin library.

How do we configure serialization now with Ktor 2.0 on an Android client? This example for previous versions is deprecated and no longer works:

client = HttpClient(Android) {
    install(JsonFeature) {
      serializer = KotlinxSerializer()
    }
}

The migration guide says to use the content negotiation plugin, but there are no examples of how to do this on Android that I can see.

Hello, I’m trying to use Micrometer Tracing in Spring Boot 3.0 with Kotlin, but I think it’s not working the way I expected. From what I read, I thought that tracing information stored in coroutines contexts would flow through the different Threads of execution. But it looks like that once the thread changes, trace information is lost. I’ve created this simple controller to test this:

@RestController
class TestController(val tracer: Tracer) {
    private val logger: Logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this::class.java)

    @GetMapping("/test")
    suspend fun test() {
        <http://logger.info|logger.info>("before: ${tracer.currentTraceContext().context()?.traceId()}")
        delay(50)
        <http://logger.info|logger.info>("after: ${tracer.currentTraceContext().context()?.traceId()}")
    }
}

The second log statement reports a null value for the traceId, because the Kotlin

delay

function caused a thread switch and the trace informations is lost, Can anyone help here? Why is this happening? Is it by design? Is there something I can do to guarantee that the traceId is always present?