I have a `suspend` method that gets dynamically overridden by Guice AOP. It appears that if I have ...

# coroutines

[Joe]

I have a suspend method that gets dynamically overridden by Guice AOP. It appears that if I have a method handle and use method.kotlinFunction.callSuspend(obj, *args) to call that method, it fails because the wrapped method's isSuspend property is false (probably because it's dynamically generated by something that is not the kotlin compiler and doesn't know about suspend functions). It looks like I can use suspendCoroutineUninterceptedOrReturn { method.kotlinFunction.call(obj, *args, it)} to bypass the isSuspend check, but is that safe or is there another approach I should take?

[elizarov]

It is safe.

[Joe]

👍 thanks!