To ensure smooth migration, Kotlin 1.6.0 reports warnings about non-exhaustive when statements with an enum, sealed, or Boolean subject. We will soon prohibit non-exhaustive when statements to make the behavior consistent with when expressions.
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It covers all possible cases, making your code safer. Stable exhaustive when statements for enum, sealed, and Boolean subjectsĪn exhaustive when statement contains branches for all possible types or values of its subject, or for some types plus an else branch. Of course, if you are using KMM, you can create the appropriate expect/actual declarations, and use in the Kotlin/JVM part of the project, and in the. Support for annotations on class type parameters This library (BigDecimal.klib) has the same API as, all you need to do is to change: and add it to the dependencies in your project. Improved type inference for recursive generic types It also includes various type inference improvements and support for annotations on class type parameters: A lot of metadata is available inside klib, which gives complete. Stable instantiation of annotation classes Klib is the library format into which Kotlin/Native compiles everything before building the final binaries for a specific target. Stable suspending functions as supertypes Stable exhaustive when statements for enum, sealed and Boolean subjects Kotlin 1.6.0 brings stabilization to several language features introduced for preview in the previous 1.5.30 release: You can also find an overview of the changes in the release blog post. Kotlin 1.6.0 introduces new language features, optimizations and improvements to existing features, and a lot of improvements to the Kotlin standard library.
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