Waldemar Kornewald
03/26/2025, 11:57 AM@Throws
annotations every now and then. On suspend fun
this is especially annoying because they already generate an Objective-C / Swift API which requires error handling, so even the iOS developers won’t notice that something is missing. Making the app crash for missing @Throws
annotations is just bad behavior. Can Kotlin please be changed (at least for Swift export) to treat suspend fun
as having @Throws(Throwable::class)
by default (unless there’s an explicit annotation of course)? This is much better than hard-crashing by default.Waldemar Kornewald
04/03/2025, 7:28 AMWaldemar Kornewald
04/07/2025, 5:51 AM