Leonid Startsev
f7d87f6d70
To be more consistent with K1, certain diagnostics should be reported not on the whole properties' types, but on type arguments inside them. Note that there is still a difference with K2 because K2 reports on a type argument including its annotations, while K1 used KtTypeReference.typeElement. IMO, K2 conveys the same or better meaning here, so I am willing to leave this difference instead of providing PositioningStrategy. #KT-53861 Fixed
22 lines
576 B
Kotlin
Vendored
22 lines
576 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// FIR_DISABLE_LAZY_RESOLVE_CHECKS
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// WITH_STDLIB
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// FIR_IDENTICAL
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// FILE: test.kt
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import kotlinx.serialization.*
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class NonSerializable
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@Serializable
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class Basic(val foo: <!SERIALIZER_NOT_FOUND("NonSerializable")!>NonSerializable<!>)
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@Serializable
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class Inside(val foo: List<<!SERIALIZER_NOT_FOUND("NonSerializable")!>NonSerializable<!>>)
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@Serializable
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class Inside2(val foo: List<List<<!SERIALIZER_NOT_FOUND("NonSerializable")!>NonSerializable<!>>>)
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@Serializable
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class WithImplicitType {
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<!SERIALIZER_NOT_FOUND("NonSerializable")!>val foo = NonSerializable()<!>
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}
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