specifically:

Class 'FilterOptions' is not abstract and does not implement abstract member public abstract fun describeContents(): Int defined in android.os.Parcelable

but in the generated code…

public FilterOptions(@Nullable String keyword) {
      this.keyword = keyword;
   }

   public int describeContents() {
      return 0;
   }

what gives?

You can only annotate

@Parcelize

as follow-

@Parcelize
data class MyModel(val vFirstName: String?, val iAge: Int) : Parcelable

I am not sure, but AFAIK it is the only way to use

@Parcelize

annotation. Correct me if I am wrong after testing this. 🙂

yup, that’s how I was using it. My code snippet was the generated code proving that I was using the annotation correctly 🙂

Does it work in Kotlin 1.3.72? If yes, then this is probably a Kotlin regression. Can you please file an issue at http://kotl.in/issue with a sample project to reproduce the bug.