Jake Wharton

Since we have the full package information available, what is the motivation to generate files in this way? My understanding was that it was for humans who didn't want to...

This assumes that you control the code generator, though. We generally don't offer APIs like this because ultimately you don't control every code generator and one will do something that...

> How do you mean not control the code generator? E.g. if the code is generated by a plugin maintained by someone else? In most cases I would think that...

> What I don't understand is why an option, which you do not have to use if it doesn't match your use-case (e.g. generating code for use by a different...

I'll just offer a counterpoint that I've used clikt on something like 10-15 CLIs over the last four(ish) years and I've never found this to be a big problem. I...

> The second one has the right annotations, but has the unconstructable `DefaultConstructorMarker`. Note that the value supplied for this argument when invoking is always `null`. This is true even...

> Even if all of this works, IIUC, there is no guarantee that this will keep working going forward as Kotlin changes. If this changed all existing bytecode would fail...

The JS target is the problem and the last version which did not support JS was 0.2.0 so doing any kind of stable release would entail dropping platform support. If...

You are free, however, to depend only on the Molecule runtime and add the Android Compose compiler which supports Kotlin 1.7.20. Simply do not use our Gradle plugin and that...

Fix is blocked by https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/issues/2342