this should fix quasar issue with Kotlin 1.3, the idea is to instrument any static synthetic method whose name ends with $default if it comes after a suspendable method with the same name (except for the $default suffix) and a similar signature (more details about it will follow).
I did some manual testing and it seems to work, it relies on the fact that the Kotlin compiler writes the $default methods only after their base counterparts (which could be problematic since, although this is the current behavior, there is no guarantee around its stability).
this should fix quasar issue with Kotlin 1.3, the idea is to instrument any static synthetic method whose name ends with
$default
if it comes after a suspendable method with the same name (except for the $default suffix) and a similar signature (more details about it will follow).I did some manual testing and it seems to work, it relies on the fact that the Kotlin compiler writes the
$default
methods only after their base counterparts (which could be problematic since, although this is the current behavior, there is no guarantee around its stability).