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Updated Kotlin to 2.1.0 and coroutines to 1.9.0 #183

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  • New Features

    • Updated Kotlin dependency to version 2.1.0 for improved functionality.
    • Updated Kotlinx Coroutines dependency to version 1.9.0 for enhanced performance.
    • Updated Gradle setup plugin version to enhance plugin management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved potential issues related to outdated plugin and dependency versions.

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The pull request includes updates to the deps.versions.toml file, where the version of the kotlin dependency is upgraded from "2.0.20" to "2.1.0". Additionally, the settings.gradle.kts file is modified to change the version of the Gradle setup plugin from 1c9e347ca6 to 4ae41e7b6a. All other dependencies remain unchanged in both files.

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File Change Summary
deps.versions.toml Updated kotlin version from "2.0.20" to "2.1.0" and kotlinxCoroutines version from "1.8.1" to "1.9.0".
settings.gradle.kts Updated Gradle setup plugin version from 1c9e347ca6 to 4ae41e7b6a in the pluginManagement section.

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deps.versions.toml (1)

4-4: Review Kotlin 2.1.0 breaking changes and migration guide

Please ensure the codebase is compatible with Kotlin 2.1.0 changes. Key areas to verify:

  • Language feature changes
  • Standard library changes
  • Compiler behavior changes

Consider reviewing the Kotlin 2.1.0 release notes and updating the migration guide in your documentation if needed.

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18-18: Verify gradle-setup-plugin version compatibility

The Gradle setup plugin version has been updated to a specific commit. Let's verify the changes between these versions and their compatibility with Kotlin 2.1.0.

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Gradle setup plugin version update is compatible

The version update from 1c9e347ca6 to 4ae41e7b6a is intentional and beneficial as it:

  • Updates the plugin's Kotlin version to 2.1.0, matching the project's Kotlin version
  • Sets Java compatibility to Java 11, which is a reasonable default
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4-4: Verify Kotlin 2.1.0 compatibility with existing dependencies

The Kotlin upgrade to 2.1.0 needs verification with the current dependency versions:

  • kotlinx-coroutines: 1.8.1
  • kotlinx-serialization: 1.6.3
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Kotlin 2.1.0 upgrade appears compatible with current dependencies

The dependency versions are compatible with Kotlin 2.1.0:

  • kotlinx-coroutines 1.8.1 supports Kotlin 2.1.0
  • kotlinx-serialization 1.6.3 is compatible with Kotlin 2.1.0
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Binary compatibility validation is properly configured

The project has the Binary Compatibility Validator (v0.16.3) properly set up and integrated into the build system. The Kotlin version update from 2.0.20 to 2.1.0 is a minor version bump, and the project has all the necessary API dump files (.api) in place for each module. The validator is configured with KLIB support enabled via BinaryCompatibilityValidatorConfig(klib = true), which ensures proper validation across all target platforms.

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@arkivanov arkivanov merged commit dafdcb9 into master Dec 8, 2024
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@arkivanov arkivanov deleted the kotlin-2.1.0 branch December 8, 2024 13:16
@arkivanov arkivanov changed the title Updated Kotlin to 2.1.0 Updated Kotlin to 2.1.0 and coroutines to 1.9.0 Dec 8, 2024
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