Steven L

just dropping in here to say "same here", I haven't really investigated it yet though.

Alrighty, so the problem is (essentially) here: https://github.com/daimajia/AndroidSwipeLayout/blob/cc6a322f745c3f7acfc9b02223e4cb3067e9fdc5/library/src/main/java/com/daimajia/swipe/SwipeLayout.java#L1002-L1013 ``` Java private void performAdapterViewItemClick() { if(getOpenStatus()!= Status.Close) return; ViewParent t = getParent(); if (t instanceof AdapterView) { AdapterView view = (AdapterView)...

Yeah, this would be great. We've had to add a lint step to prevent `enum` from sneaking in because `enum34` collides with it (why the heck did they think that...

Perhaps more generally, `fx.From` would let you easily do things like this: ```go // in a library type SpeedyJSON struct{} var Module = fx.Provide(func() *SpeedyJSON { ... }) // for...

yeah, that matches what `fx.As` does, seems best to mirror it: https://github.com/uber-go/fx/blob/7bb5b404dfed59b9ebc97e5e8bfaf37f6b1affce/annotated.go#L228-L241 embedded interfaces: you mean like this? ```go type stringable struct { fmt.Stringer also string } ``` I assume...

ah, yeah, I didn't even notice that. to be clear: my thinking has been "`As` refers to type-to-put-in-container, so `From` refers to type-in-container". and then "if X is assignable to...

There's a design decision to be made between the current behavior and this request: 1. (current) If you ignore "optional-X has missing dependencies" and no-op, you allow libraries to provide...

> I had not considered this debugging technique before rage-filing this task. It definitely does suck when it bites you. Implicit no-ops are frequently rage-inducing and take a long time...

Given that it's a breaking change, and they did not release a new module version / repo to allow users to migrate gradually: there's little we can do, since our...

Part of the reason I bring this up is that it _did_ bite me in some of my code. Most will do that, sure, but not all. One area where...