FirVisibilityChecker::isVisible checked if a private declaration can be
accessed at a use site by matching class ids of the private
declaration's owner with the use site's containing class
declarations. When the private declaration is defined in an enum
entry and used in the same entry, its owner class id has the enum
entry name, but the use site is in an FirAnonymousObject, which has
"anonymous" as the class id. This causes visibility check to fail.
This PR fixes owner class ids of declarations defined in enum entries
to be the same as normal anonymous objects.
The main reason for this change is that the current API for class
version requirements (`KmClass.versionRequirements`) makes it impossible
to support pre-1.4 metadata where this was stored incorrectly for nested
classes: with the "version requirement table" in the outer class, and
indexes into that table in nested classes. See KT-41011.
Other than this aspect, metadata of classes is basically the same in
pre-1.4 and 1.4, which means that if some kotlinx-metadata-jvm users
really need to serialize metadata of an earlier version and they don't
care about the version requirements issue, they can just use these new
bytes but write the earlier version (e.g. 1.1) to the class file.
Everything will work the same, except for the possible version
requirements issue mentioned above.
Note that metadata version 1.4 is still supported for
`KotlinModuleMetadata.Writer` though.
#KT-41011 Fixed
In order to hide synthetic property isEmpty from JDK 15, there was
added additional logic in 5cc12b49fc but
it also lead to the fact that now it's impossible to call synthetic
property `declaringClass` on `Enum` as it's in the same list as method
isEmpty(). Note that it's questionable behavior, probably we should
also hide `declaringClass` as well but for now we turn it back to
preserve compatibility
#KT-42467 Fixed
Logics of generating name for dependencies downloaded from git or url
admits producing tasks with forbidden symbols inside name for subspecs.
This fix introduces replacing of forbidden symbols for such purposes.
#KT-42550 Fixed