Jake Wharton
Jake Wharton
Well the issue was for release. While Google can pull in arbitrary SHAs into their monorepo, releases are still nice for them. I have released 3.10.2 with this change.
Validation is essential, in my opinion. You want to know if the artifacts are misconfigured at publish time, and get a CI failure. We don't give users access to the...
I actually think it's worse for CI than local. For CI I really only want validation. Maybe a completion as a separate invocation without allowing failure to fail CI, but...
Your example would fail to parse, though. And would yield 1,000,000 bytes instead of 1,048,576 bytes which I'm not sure this person would expect or not. Parsing is a delicate...
Maybe they use different directories in KGP 2.0? Can wait and see.
The distribution directories are different, but it still fails. I filed https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-68813 about it.
This will allow generating a nice `toString()` automatically which will be useful for leak detection
This doesn't actually solve our problems. Swift lacks abstract classes. We may have to generate two types instead. A `Widget` and a `Binding`. You implement the `Binding` which is a...
That is now tracked by #2619
Thanks for the heads up! I'll follow along on the Google ticket.