References to properties with JvmStatic getter were not handled in
MakeCallsStatic (by overwriting dispatchReceiver with null) because the
property itself was not considered static.
#KT-43672 Fixed
... in case `-Xno-optimized-callable-references` is enabled. Before this
change, the generated abstract equals/hashCode methods were considered
as accidental overrides because they did not have equals/hashCode from
the supertype in the overriddenSymbols list.
#KT-43666 Fixed
1. When an annotation has multiple targets, the priority goes like this:
constructor parameter (if applicable) -> property -> backing field.
2. The argument to `kotlin.annotation.Target` is a vararg, so that
should be handled as well.
3. `AnnotationTarget.VALUE_PARAMETER` allows receivers, constructor
parameters, and setter parameters, while `AnnotationTarget.FIELD` allows
both backing fields and delegates.
Known issue: java.lang.annotation.Target is not remapped to the Kotlin
equivalent, so things are still broken for pure Java annotations.
if it is called using parens and not by calling 'invoke' method.
Use underlying type when calling continuation constructor if suspend
function is method inside inline class.
#KT-43505 Fixed
#KT-39437 Fixed
inside 'create' if 'create' overrides 'create' from
BaseContinuationImpl. In other words, unbox the parameter if 'create'
accepts only one parameter.
#KT-43249 Fixed
#KT-43533 Fixed
inside 'invoke' if 'create' does not override 'create' from
BaseContinuationImpl. In other words, when suspend lambda accepts more
than one parameter (including receiver).
Do that only if we do not generate bridge 'invoke' method, since
inline classes are unboxed in the bridge.
Use mangled name for 'create' function in this case inside 'invoke'.
#KT-43249 In progress
#KT-39847 Fixed
#KT-38937 Fixed
Before this commit, questionable optimization existed which
unwrapped string interpolating call with single argument to this argument.
However, this led to source element loss and the necessity of sub-hacks.
In this commit we dropped this optimization (anyway user can remove
this single-expression string template in code if needed) to keep
source elements intact.
Igor Yakovlev