Build: Switch from -Xjvm-default=all-compatibility to -Xjvm-default=all#175
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Build: Switch from -Xjvm-default=all-compatibility to -Xjvm-default=all#175
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…t=all` So the Kotlin compiler longer generates the (unnecessary) DefaultImpls classes for new interfaces. Existing interfaces are annotated with JvmDefaultWithCompatibility to preserve backwards compatibility. The bump to our Kotlin dependency was required because JvmDefaultWithCompatibility was only introduced with Kotlin 1.6. But since we were compiling with 1.6 as our target, we were implicitly depending on that already anyway. Co-authored-by: Jonas Herzig <jonas@spark-squared.com>
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So the Kotlin compiler longer generates the (unnecessary) DefaultImpls classes for new interfaces.
Existing interfaces are annotated with JvmDefaultWithCompatibility to preserve backwards compatibility.
The bump to our Kotlin dependency was required because JvmDefaultWithCompatibility was only introduced with Kotlin 1.6. But since we were compiling with 1.6 as our target, we were implicitly depending on that already anyway.