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Bump com.squareup:kotlinpoet from 1.10.1 to 1.14.1 #290

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 1 year ago

dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Bumps com.squareup:kotlinpoet from 1.10.1 to 1.14.1.

Release notes

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1.14.1

  • Fix: Restore ABI stability for annotatable and documentable builders (#1580).

1.14.0

Thanks to @​Omico, @​drawers, @​RBusarow for contributing to this release.

  • New: Kotlin 1.8.21.

  • New: KSP 1.8.21-1.0.11.

  • New: Enable default methods in Java bytecode (#1561).

  • New: Group Kotlin and Renovate updates together in Renovate (#1562).

  • New: Extract trait interface for annotatable constructs and their builders (#1564).

  • New: Extract trait interface for documentable constructs and their builders (#1571).

  • New: Document the usage of STAR (#1572).

  • New: Add builder for FunSpec which accepts a MemberName (#1574).

  • Fix: Omit public modifier on override function or constructor parameters (#1550).

  • Fix: Correct handling of members in various types (#1558).

  • Fix: Function return types now default to Unit unless explicitly set (#1559).

    Previously the default was null which behaved like Unit for block bodies. When an expression body was produced, however, no return type would be emitted. This meant that the return type was implicit based on the contents of the body.

    With this change, when no return type is specified and an expression body is produced, the return type will be explicitly Unit. Specify the actual return type explicitly to correct the output.

    Old versions:

    val funSpec = FunSpec.builder("foo")
      .addStatement("return 1")
      .build()
    
    public fun foo() = 1
    

    This version, incorrect:

    val funSpec = FunSpec.builder("foo")
      .addStatement("return 1")
      .build()
    
    public fun foo(): Unit = 1 // ❌
    

    This version, correct:

     val funSpec = FunSpec.builder("foo")
    +  .returns(INT)
       .addStatement("return 1")
    

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from com.squareup:kotlinpoet's changelog.

Version 1.14.1

2023-05-29

  • Fix: Restore ABI stability for annotatable and documentable builders (#1580).

Version 1.14.0

2023-05-29

Thanks to [@​Omico][Omico], [@​drawers][drawers], [@​RBusarow][RBusarow] for contributing to this release.

  • New: Kotlin 1.8.21.

  • New: KSP 1.8.21-1.0.11.

  • New: Enable default methods in Java bytecode (#1561).

  • New: Group Kotlin and Renovate updates together in Renovate (#1562).

  • New: Extract trait interface for annotatable constructs and their builders (#1564).

  • New: Extract trait interface for documentable constructs and their builders (#1571).

  • New: Document the usage of STAR (#1572).

  • New: Add builder for FunSpec which accepts a MemberName (#1574).

  • Fix: Omit public modifier on override function or constructor parameters (#1550).

  • Fix: Correct handling of members in various types (#1558).

  • Fix: Function return types now default to Unit unless explicitly set (#1559).

    Previously the default was null which behaved like Unit for block bodies. When an expression body was produced, however, no return type would be emitted. This meant that the return type was implicit based on the contents of the body.

    With this change, when no return type is specified and an expression body is produced, the return type will be explicitly Unit. Specify the actual return type explicitly to correct the output.

    Old versions:

    val funSpec = FunSpec.builder("foo")
      .addStatement("return 1")
      .build()
    
    public fun foo() = 1
    

    This version, incorrect:

    val funSpec = FunSpec.builder("foo")
      .addStatement("return 1")
      .build()
    
    public fun foo(): Unit = 1 // ❌
    

... (truncated)

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dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Superseded by #292.