Files starting with dot are considered as hidden on Unix systems, and sometimes
are ignored by the tools. For example, Android build tools do not package such
files to the resulting application, which causes Kotlin reflection to fail
there
#KT-7088 Fixed
BuiltinsPackageFragment was only designed to work with a single instance alive.
Because of this, it was creating deserialization subsystem upon initialization.
This was not working perfectly in JS where it was used, because multiple
storage managers, class caches and other components were created for each
package, leading to different concurrency errors and performance hits. Also in
the near future another package fragment will be needed to represent the
built-in package "kotlin.reflect"
Properties obtained by KClass.properties were having strong references to
descriptors (captured by closures, which are strongly retained by
DescriptorBasedProperty). Support initial value in lazy soft properties
- Parameter named `value` is always first
- Array parameter represented as vararg iff its name is `value` and all
other parameters have default values
#KT-2576 Fixed
#KT-6641 Fixed
#KT-6220 Fixed
#KT-6652 Fixed
DataFlowValueFactory and its environment refactoring: containing declaration is added into factory functions
as an argument and used to determine identifier stability. A few minor fixes. #KT-5907 Fixed. #KT-4450 Fixed. #KT-4409 Fixed.
New tests for KT-4409, KT-4450, KT-5907 (public and protected value properties used from the same module or not,
open properties, variable properties, delegated properties, properties with non-default getter).
Public val test and KT-362 test changed accordingly.
The cache in moduleByClassLoader.kt contains weak references to instances of
RuntimeModuleData. However, prior to this change no one else had any _strong_
reference to the corresponding RuntimeModuleData: KClassImpl depends on the
ModuleDescriptor almost directly. Therefore the weak references were sometimes
garbage collected and a new module was constructed for a new reflection object,
which resulted in broken equality between two reflection objects.
No test added because it was rather hard to come up with (and, more
importantly, to support) a test case.
Alexander Udalov