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I could see it applying during the content read (i.e., between double newlines), but not between events.
> I thought it made sense to have these transformers throw an error if their corresponding parts have no values. Do any other "having"-style functions also perform an implicit assertion?...
I did find some examples, such as `key` on a map (which should become `havingKey` if #522 moves forward). So retaining the implicit assertion here seems fine 👍 .
This file is for our tests and is not distributed so I don't see what gray zone there is. Seems like we can just delete that disclaimer though.
That would be great!
Just keeping this open to track
We also tested sending an exception to the turbine which does not work. It's wrapped in the same exception.
Some databases support this (Postgres), but I don't think that it's available through a common interface like JDBC.
Looks like sqlite's C API supports this (https://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/blob_open.html) but obviously not through the managed APIs that we use.
I think this might end up being at odds with #1690. Also not sure what implications it has, but the annotation has been renamed in Kotlin 2.3.0 to be plural.