Hi everyone! I realised that I can’t use `@Parcelize` on a nested data class. Why this restriction i...

# android

[electrolobzik]

Hi everyone! I realised that I can’t use @Parcelize on a nested data class. Why this restriction is present?

[steelahhh]

I don't think there was such a restriction. Maybe if you could post the code sample with this case?

[electrolobzik]

You are right. I was also surprised. But after a couple of experiments I am able to add Parcelize to the nested class. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Looks like a bug in the kotlin plugin. For example I am taking a class, doing Cmd+A, Cmd+C + Cmd+V and it works on a copy, but doesn’t work in the source file. The same module, package, the same folder. I am confused and still trying to get stable example.

[electrolobzik]

Ahah, reproduced finally:

[electrolobzik]

package com.test_parcelize

import com.test_parcelize.TestNestedParcelize.*

interface TestI<T : Any>

class TestNestedParcelize : TestI<State> {

    @Parcelize
    data class State(
            val isLoading: Boolean = false
    )
}

[electrolobzik]

if I replace TestNestedParcelize.* to TestNestedParcelize.State everything works.

[electrolobzik]

In the example above the kotlin plugin doesn’t work correctly