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Has anyone here ever dealt with automation in Kotlin?

<https://kotlinlang.org/community/slackccugl.html#how-not-to-behave>

Fuck you, I was just looking for some information.

I saw that the US community is precarious.

And just out of curiosity what does “park” mean for you?

I am now incredibly curious too. What made you respond this way to "park"?

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I love that the patterns are consistent among you folks though, incredible <https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0B8RC352/p1718888408513849?thread_ts=1718885769.405299&amp;cid=C0B8RC352|https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0B8RC352/p1718888408513849?thread_ts=1718885769.405299&amp;cid=C0B8RC352>
Is the plan that if you swear at people they will give you the information you're looking for?

hahahaha don't take this life so seriously...

First of all, since this has become so "important", review my question;

"Has anyone here ever dealt with automation in Kotlin?"

- park.

WTF?!

I was just joking with him... hugs from Brazil :heart:

That one was weird in itself, but the "fuck you" to the person informing you about the rules of participating in this community was uncalled for.
This isn't a private space with your friends, it's a public forum with some rules that allow us all to participate and learn from each other. If you want to stick around and do the same you must follow said rules. That's the deal :shrug:

<https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0B8RC352/p1721087549859799?thread_ts=1718885769.405299&amp;cid=C0B8RC352|https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0B8RC352/p1721087549859799?thread_ts=1718885769.405299&amp;cid=C0B8RC352>

Are you folks going through a "how to not participate in a community" handbook before joining here?

The pattern is so incredibly similar :joy:

park because I want to know this information too.

Kotlin doesn't support automation. It goes against the core principles of kotlin. By not supporting automation, the language designers can focus on the manual experience.

If you need automation, you're better off with another language like perl

Hafiz, you can in a mobile long press the question, or in a desktop press on the three vertical dots and then select "Get notified about replies".
This will give you a notification for replies without then unnecessarily having you comment on the issue and giving false hope to the other people who have done the same that someone has replied with something relevant.