package com.luciad.imageio.webp
public enum class CompressionType(internal val imageIoValue: String) {
Lossy("Lossy"),
Lossless("Lossless"),
;
internal companion object {
val imageIoCompressionTypes = entries.map { it.imageIoValue }.toTypedArray()
}
}
Migration from 0.14.0 to 0.15.0 produces the following build failure:
Execution failed for task ':webp-imageio:apiCheck'.
> API check failed for project webp-imageio.
--- /home/runner/work/webp-imageio/webp-imageio/webp-imageio/api/webp-imageio.api
+++ /home/runner/work/webp-imageio/webp-imageio/webp-imageio/build/api/webp-imageio.api
@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
public final class com/luciad/imageio/webp/CompressionType : java/lang/Enum {
- public static final field Lossless Lcom/luciad/imageio/webp/CompressionType;
- public static final field Lossy Lcom/luciad/imageio/webp/CompressionType;
public static fun getEntries ()Lkotlin/enums/EnumEntries;
public static fun valueOf (Ljava/lang/String;)Lcom/luciad/imageio/webp/CompressionType;
public static fun values ()[Lcom/luciad/imageio/webp/CompressionType;
Running apiDump generates dump without enum entries.
Expected result: Enum entries are part of api dump
This happened in: https://github.com/usefulness/webp-imageio/pull/212 - a project with no custom config. I can try to come up with simpler repro if needed 👀
I checked release notes, but this is not a multiplatform project, it doesn't have any custom config, the file name name did not change and is all-lowercase
It seems like the dump is generated properly if I remove or make the companion object public
For a given class:
Migration from 0.14.0 to 0.15.0 produces the following build failure:
Running
apiDump
generates dump without enum entries.Expected result: Enum entries are part of api dump
This happened in: https://github.com/usefulness/webp-imageio/pull/212 - a project with no custom config. I can try to come up with simpler repro if needed 👀 I checked release notes, but this is not a multiplatform project, it doesn't have any custom config, the file name name did not change and is all-lowercase
It seems like the dump is generated properly if I remove or make the companion object
public