Hi! I watched the video from <@UNKMT11L3>'s Kotlin...
# swift-export
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Hi! I watched the video from @Artem Olkov's KotlinConf talk (sorry I missed it live) and appreciate the spreadsheet at http://kotl.in/swift-export-feature-status that shows Swift Export status by feature. One bit of feedback: It'd be helpful to have a distinction between "Not supported, but planned for the future" and "Not expected to ever be supported" (due to technical limitations or whatever)
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Thanks for the idea 🙂 We are currently finalising our roadmap for the nearest future and there will be a section about nearest planned developments in the Swift Export. As for other features(that are not mentioned in the roadmap) - most of them can be done, but we need help from the community prioritising them. So we actually hope to see, which features will be more requested by users to determine the best course of development 🙂
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Sounds good. Definitely interested in seeing that roadmap 🙂
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I’m eager to try it out in Kotlin 2.2.20! This does seems pretty promising. And for sure I’d love to see the roadmap
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Coroutines and Flows 🙏 😇
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@Guilherme Delgado Coroutines and Flows are supported with SKIE
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Right, but correct me if I’m wrong: since currently coroutines are not supported, third-party solutions that are designed for Objective-C export will have to be updated. I’ve been using KMP-NativeCoroutines, and at least with this one I know it doesn’t work. I know about SKIE, but I’ve never tried it. Perhaps its time ^^. In any case, I’d prefer not to depend on third parties, so having native support for Flows and Coroutines would be perfect.
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I work with flows from SKIE every day and it works like a charm. I really recommend it. It's really easy to setup
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But have you used with Kotlin 2.2.20-Beta2 with Swift Export?
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Nope, SKIE don’t support alpha,beta… versions
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Ok ok, but I believe they will have to rewrite their logic because their lib (gradle plug-in) is meant to be used with Kotlin Objective-C export.