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dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:09 PM@orangy this line https://github.com/MarioAriasC/lagomkotlin/blob/master/hello-impl/src/main/kotlin/org/cakesolutions/hello/impl/KHelloEntity.kt#L19 is marked as an error in IntelliJ but it compiles fine
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orangy
03/30/2017, 1:13 PM
org.junit.ComparisonFailure: expected:<Hello, Alice[!]> but was:<Hello, Alice[]>
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dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:14 PMTest didn't run?
dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:14 PMha
dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:14 PMI never tried
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orangy
03/30/2017, 1:15 PM
No error there in IJ, but I’m using fresh build from 1.1.2 branch
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dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:20 PMI reckon that is bug on the presentation layer, compiler is fine, and when I started it was fine too
dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:20 PMso is an error a new version, probably 4 to 3 weeks ago
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orangy
03/30/2017, 1:38 PM
abstract class is rejected
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dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:40 PMToo much magic
dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:41 PMMaybe if Kotlin produce Java8 bytecode could work with interfaces, but then again I don't know if Kotlin interfaces are compiling into Java 8 interfaces bytecode
dh44t
03/30/2017, 1:41 PMe.g, Scala 2.12 doesn't
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orangy
03/30/2017, 1:49 PM
Kotlin interfaces are Java interfaces of course, but specifically default implementations are not Java8 default methods
orangy
03/30/2017, 5:23 PM
Huh, now I have that error. Weird, will check.
orangy
03/31/2017, 11:20 AM
Okay, that’s a bug in Scala plugin. If it is disabled, there is no error. When it’s enabled it provides Java type info from Scala code incorrectly and Kotlin gets confused (as would be Java, I suppose)
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dh44t
03/31/2017, 12:09 PMit makes sense, I was working on a clean EAP