Is there some kind of linter that will warn if a c...
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basher
08/15/2019, 8:27 PMIs there some kind of linter that will warn if a class is not annotated as public or internal? I know there's a KEEP somewhere about adding an explicit access mode to the compiler, but I don't think that's done yet.
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jw
08/16/2019, 12:12 AMI think it was teased as "library" mode. It would require return types to be declared too. Do want.
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basher
08/16/2019, 1:02 AMSame. Just went back to add internal to a bunch of constructors I missed only because I realized if I had done it earlier, an earlier change wouldn't have been breaking 😩
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jw
08/16/2019, 2:36 AMWant to file a YouTrack?
jw
08/16/2019, 2:36 AMThis is something that the compiler engineers at Google could potentially pick up / help with since we want this for all our Kotlin libraries.
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basher
08/16/2019, 3:35 AMHere's the KEEP: https://github.com/Kotlin/KEEP/issues/45
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08/16/2019, 3:44 AMj
jw
08/16/2019, 3:46 AMthanks!
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basher
08/16/2019, 3:47 AMNo prob!
basher
08/16/2019, 3:59 AMAlso wonder if this is something that could be contributed to detekt as a style rule in the meantime: https://arturbosch.github.io/detekt/style.html
basher
08/16/2019, 4:00 AMThere are already some visibility modifier and other rules aimed at lib authors that feel adjacent
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