Alexander Udalov
34267e436e
This also fixes weird suppressions in user code: instead of
«@Suppress("DEPRECATED_SYMBOL_WITH_MESSAGE")» you should now use
«@Suppress("DEPRECATION")»
26 lines
1.0 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
26 lines
1.0 KiB
Kotlin
Vendored
fun test() {
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<warning descr="[DEPRECATION] 'test1: String' is deprecated. Use A instead">test1</warning> == ""
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MyClass().<warning descr="[DEPRECATION] 'test2: String' is deprecated. Use A instead">test2</warning>
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MyClass.<warning descr="[DEPRECATION] 'test3: String' is deprecated. Use A instead">test3</warning>
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<warning descr="[DEPRECATION] 'test4: String' is deprecated. Use A instead">test4</warning> == ""
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MyClass().<warning descr="[DEPRECATION] 'test5: String' is deprecated. Use A instead">test5</warning>
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MyClass.<warning descr="[DEPRECATION] 'test6: String' is deprecated. Use A instead">test6</warning>
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}
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@Deprecated("Use A instead") val test1: String = ""
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@Deprecated("Use A instead") var test4: String = ""
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class MyClass() {
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@Deprecated("Use A instead") val test2: String = ""
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@Deprecated("Use A instead") var test5: String = ""
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companion object {
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@Deprecated("Use A instead") val test3: String = ""
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@Deprecated("Use A instead") var test6: String = ""
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}
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}
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// NO_CHECK_INFOS
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// NO_CHECK_WEAK_WARNINGS
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