Enable support for K2 mode of the Kotlin compiler #320
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We are lucky. Since we use the UAST everywhere, there are no code changes needed. I tested it with several projects, especially focussing on areas that have differences between Java and Kotlin.
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We are lucky. Since we use the UAST everywhere, there are no code changes needed. I tested it with several projects, especially focussing on areas that have differences between Java and Kotlin.