anyone have a particularly clean way to ensure that a `when` whose result you don't care about is ex...

# codingconventions

[kevinmost]

anyone have a particularly clean way to ensure that a when whose result you don't care about is exhaustive? I could store it into a variable (and explicitly suppress the unused lint warning), or chain an empty, unused .run {} on it, presumably. Anyone have any less weird ways?

[kirillrakhman]

kevinmost: there was a discussion about this the other day

[kirillrakhman]

https://kotlinlang.slackarchive.io/intellij/page-20/ts-1495011339753201

[kirillrakhman]

in short: you can make an extension function fun Any?.exhaustive() {} that will force a when statement to be an expression