I have this snippet

.assertValueAt(2) {
                it is ImageChangeEvent.ImageUpdated
                        && it.position == 0
                        && it.changedFields.contains(CollectImage.IMAGE_MODE)
                        && it.image.imageMode == newImageMode
            }

The Kotlin Lint plugin complaints about this with

Line must not begin with "&&"

. Is this actually true? I couldn’t find anything in the coding conventions

I've seen this with Java before (don't remember which plugin or linter), and I completely disagree, in my humble opinion starting line with the connecting Boolean operator is much more readable than leaving the operator on the previous line.

Exactly, that’s my concern with this rule