Open BenWoodworth opened 2 months ago
Not all Kotlin targets support comparing a KProperty with .equals(), so currently some targets check by comparing the KProperty.name instead. If support is ever added, change these implementations to use .equals() instead.
.equals()
KProperty.name
See: KT-52704 and KT-15101
Not all Kotlin targets support comparing a KProperty with
.equals()
, so currently some targets check by comparing theKProperty.name
instead. If support is ever added, change these implementations to use.equals()
instead.See: KT-52704 and KT-15101