how can I use kotlin-reflect to get all subclasses of an abstract base class? the base class is NOT sealed

Is there a way to prevent Focus on a TextField?

Modifier.focusable(false)

isn't doing what I expect it to do. My use case is I want to have a TextField that looks editable, but when clicked on is not focused and instead goes to a different screen. Ideally I'd like to use

enabled = false

but that changes the colors in an undesirable way. Currently, it still focuses the text in the TextField before navigating away

Hello, I get this error. What is the reason? " error: @Binds methods' parameter type must be assignable to the return type public abstract com.example.data.network.AuthApi " in AppModule

@Module
@InstallIn(SingletonComponent::class)
abstract class AppModule {


    companion object {
        @Singleton
        @Provides
        fun provideRemoteDataSource(): RemoteDataSource {
            return RemoteDataSource()
        }



        @Singleton
        @Provides
        fun provideUserApi(
            remoteDataSource: RemoteDataSource,
      
        ): UserApi {
            return remoteDataSource.buildTokenApi()
        }

        @Provides
        fun provideAuthRepository(authApi: AuthApi): AuthRepository {
            return AuthRepository(authApi)
        }


        @Provides
        fun provideUserRepository(userApi: UserApi): UserRepository {
            return UserRepository(userApi)
        }
    }



        @Binds
        @Singleton
        abstract fun bindsRemoteDataSource(authRepository: AuthRepository): AuthApi
}

class AuthRepository @Inject constructor(private val api: AuthApi) : BaseRepository(api) {....}

>

Experimental context receivers are deprecated and will be superseded by context parameters. Please don't use context receivers. You can either pass parameters explicitly or use members with extensions.  
> 
> See new context parameters proposal: <https://github.com/Kotlin/KEEP/blob/context-parameters/proposals/context-parameters.md>. During the transition period, neither context receivers nor context parameters will be supported. This warning will become an error in future releases.

As a quick straw poll, how are most of us

context-receivers

lovers expecting to handle the migration? 1️⃣ go full ostrich, ignore it, stick to the last kotlin version that supports

context-receivers

and hope we can wait out the kotlin release that enables

context-parameters

2️⃣ stop using

context-receivers

for the time being, revert to

.bind()

et al, or where possible use

Raise<E>

as an extension receiver 😭 find a corner and cry until it all blows over

Hey there! Is there any way to get the file name in a Kotlin file? This functionality could be helpful with e.g. logging, where the other approaches have drawbacks: • need to manually define tag (manual, can be messed up when filename changes) • or: throw a full

Throwable()

, to only get the file / class name (performance issues) • or: using

reified

to get the class name (will print weird log tags when scope changes (e.g. it will print

CoroutineScope

in some instances))

Is there a notion of priority with coroutines? I'd like to do some job in background but I'd like it to be executed ASAP, before other queued & less important jobs

I'm trying to use kapt in my project and it is working well when I compile manually using maven. However, the Intellij IDEA integrated builder has trouble when compiling the generated sources. I've filed a bug to IDEA directly as I think the issue might be there (there's a simple reproducer project if anyone would be glad to look at it). To understand the issue more, I would like to know the reasoning behind and perhaps more details of this Maven/Kotlin guide that I followed. I noticed that when I don't "disable" the

maven-compiler-plugin

I get the same error during manual maven compilation ("package does not exist") as I get in IDEA when the pom is set up correctly. Can anyone shed more light into this issue?

Hello, I am discovering the new

plugins

declaration. Applying below in the root Gradle file

plugins {
    id("com.android.application") version "7.2" apply false
    id("com.android.library") version "7.2" apply false
}

But I also need to apply

Gradle

plugin in

buildSrc

so I have this in there

implementation("com.android.tools.build:gradle:7.2.0")

but then IDE throws an exception

Error resolving plugin [id: ‘com.android.application’, version: ‘7.2.0’, apply: false]

> The request for this plugin could not be satisfied because the plugin is already on the classpath with an unknown version, so compatibility cannot be checked.

How do I have the same plugin works for the both places?

Just curious, in compose-desktop do we have a local database like

room

? I think other desktop app uses remote db for their apps, no?

What is the best practice to refresh OAuth access tokens using a refresh token in OkHttp? I have the following setup, but it's failing in case of parallel calls. The

synchronized(lock)

doesn't seem to prevent the second call to try to refresh the token as well.

val okHttpClient = OkHttpClient.Builder()
    .addInterceptor(AccessTokenInterceptor(oAuthRepository))
    .authenticator(RefreshTokenAuthenticator(oAuthRepository))
    .build()

val lock = Any()

private class AccessTokenInterceptor(
    private val oAuthRepository: OAuthRepository
) : Interceptor {

    override fun intercept(chain: Chain): Response {
        synchronized(lock) {
            val token = oAuthRepository.accessToken

            val request = chain.request().newBuilder().apply {
                if (token != null) header("Authorization", "Bearer $token")
            }.build()
            return chain.proceed(request)
        }
    }
}

private class RefreshTokenAuthenticator(
    private val oAuthRepository: OAuthRepository
) : Authenticator {

    override fun authenticate(route: Route?, response: Response): Request? {
        if (response.responseCount >= 2) return null

        synchronized(lock) {
            return runBlocking {
                oAuthRepository.refreshTokens().map {
                    oAuthRepository.accessToken
                }
            }.fold(
                ifLeft = { null },
                ifRight = {
                    it?.let { token ->
                        response.request.newBuilder()
                            .header("Authorization", "Bearer $token")
                            .build()
                    }
                }
            )
        }
    }
}