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Kotlin
Kotlin is a statically typed programming language for modern multiplatform applications. 100% interoperable with Java and Android, it now supports JavaScript and native with LLVM (including iOS). It was developed by JetBrains in 2011, and designed to be a new language for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that can compile quickly.
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We need to refresh the UI after heap dumps have been deleted or a new analysis is done.
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Today, I carefully read the wiki documentation and found that many apis have been officially enabled, such as:bg(),Found deprecated in version 1.3 of kotlin.
I hope the wiki documentation is up to date.
Thank you
Hi, by just following your readme nothing happens when I add one of your ItemAnimators. Is there maybe documentation missing?
Is it necessary to set a duration? Is it necessary to always call notifyItemInserted() or notifyItemRemoved()?
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articles/.links folder contains some files with a colon in their filenames. a colon is not allowed as part of a filename in windows OS. due to this, cloning this repo in localhost creates files with incomplete filenames.
 that the object will be frozen. It'd be helpful to drive home the point by showing an example where the coroutine is executed on a single thr
Is it possible to include the python-extension approach into the Kotlin/Native as a Dynamic Library tutorial in order to have a consistent example for beginners?
I managed to set up IntelliJ/Gradle etc. with respect to the [tutorial](https://k
Subsystem
Kotlin multiplatform library: ktor-client-logging:1.3.0
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Problem: not able to filter calls to be logged. All calls are being logged by default.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a filter option in Logging configuration block (this solution is available on Android in CallLogging feature, but it is absent
App version: 0.8.5 + r1531
Android version: 9
Issue/Request:various UI inconsistencies/bugs
Backup restore progress indicator:
Steps to reproduce (if applicable)
- start restoration of backup
- rotate device landscape then rotate back to portrait
Other details: Progress indicator does go back to normal after a short amount of time but does look frozen/broken until it does so. S
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I was about to submit a bug that was fixed on RxKotlin 2.3.0 because I didn't know 2.3 was released, since the badge was wrong.
The weirdest thing is that if you access the badge directly (check below) it will show the updated version. Also, there is an alternative blue one which seems correct for now:
From Readme:
[ it makes it quite hard to debug when using it.
it's mandatory for now but I do not need to request focus when I call dialog, could be added some property that defines if focus should be requested
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I was trying to use REST Assured for the first and was going through the documentation to help me but was getting nowhere. I had put in the correct Maven repository and have copied the relevant classes to be imported but was getting nowhere.
After fiddling around for ages, I had discovered that the classes had to be statically imported but since I had directly copied the classes from the wiki, I
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"$ref": "#/definitions/foo",
"definitions": {
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"type": "object",
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Running quicktype CLI with this Schema produces
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Released February 15, 2016
Latest release 3 months ago
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I'd like to be able to limit the retry count in Authenticator to 3. At the moment it appears to be 20. I don't see anything to do this and didn't get an answer in StackOverflow, so assuming it's not possible at the moment.