Hello I'm using a Swift wrapper around my K/N lib...

# kotlin-native

[Romain Dubreucq]

Hello

I'm using a Swift wrapper around my K/N library and have the common InvalidMutabilityException

I have a reference of a Kotlin object in a Swift class: when I call a method (that mutates its state) on it, it throws the exception which seems logical as it is frozen by default. I used the @ThreadLocal annotation on the variable that is changed by the method but nothing changes.

My question is: how can I tell K/N runtime that my Kotlin object reference should be "ThreadLocal" from a Swift class?

Thank you

[Dominaezzz]

You have to annotate the entire object not just the field.

[Romain Dubreucq]

Thanks for you answer.

But I still have the exception 😕

On Swift side, I'm initializing K/N runtime and my Kotlin object on the same background queue. I'm also calling the method from this queue. Does it sound right to you?