I love the "toString" and "equals/toHashcode" func...
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Lukas K-G
02/03/2025, 8:04 PMI love the "toString" and "equals/toHashcode" functions from the data class but don't want to use them in the public API of a library for binary compatibility reasons. Is there any easy way to get the best of both worlds?
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02/03/2025, 8:05 PMthank you color 1
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Chris Lee
02/03/2025, 8:19 PMIndeed, Poko for the win! The alternative is to expose an interface and have an internal/private data class that implements the interface. A bit more verbose than Poko but doesn’t require the extra dep (I’ll sometimes do this for smaller projects).
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nkiesel
02/04/2025, 12:28 AMWhat is the best way to suppress the “unsafe internal compiler arguments” warning for Kotlin 2.x? I’m using the WhenGuards among some other 2.x features for some non-production code. I tried adding “kotlin.compiler.arguments.suppress.internal=true” to gradle.properties but that does not work.
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