Bump compiler from 1.0.6 to 2.2.3

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Bumps compiler from 1.0.6 to 2.2.3.

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2.2.3

• Reduce the number of adapters that are fetched (#137)
• Slightly improve reading kotlin objects (#138)
• Allow specifying sealed class behavior for missing and invalid labels (#139)
• Handle qualifiers with char arguments with the value ' (#140)
• Update the error message for unknown class types
• Fail processing if no sealed class implementations are found

2.2.2

• Fix annotating generic types with an annotation (#136)

2.2.1

• Fix a crash that can happen when using adapters from a library (#135)

2.2.0

• Remove the invalid argument for JsonDefaultValue
• Allow enabling or disabling null serialization per adapter (#133)
• Add support for sealed classes and objects (#134)

2.1.1

• Throw JsonDataException over NPE for null properties (#131)
• Improve how to implement the factory (#132)
  • Factories can now be object which is much more idiomatic.

2.1.0

• Support JsonQualifiers with arguments (#128)
• Support generating adapters for enums (#129)

2.0.3

• Fix the documentation for KotshiJsonAdapterFactory (#122)
• Fix invalid code from being generated for long class or property names (#125)

2.0.2

• Add the path to the error message when the path is null (#121)

2.0.1

This is a patch version for 2.0. It contains a fix for a bug that caused compilation to fail if the data class was internal.

Changes:

• Make generated adapters and factories internal (#117)

2.0

This is a major release of Kotshi. The main change is that Kotshi now generates Kotlin code rather than java code. This means that you don't need to annotate your primary constructor or add special annotations when your getter name is custom. It also means that you can use regular default values in Kotlin (with some limitations, see the readme).

Changes (since 1.0.6):

• Kotshi now understands and generates Kotlin code. No more ugly annotations are needed for multiple constructors or custom getter names.
• Only data classes are allowed.
• Regular default values in Kotlin is now the only way to provide default values, all other annotations have been removed.
• The processor is now incremental which should yield a performance boost when using Kotlin 1.3.30 and above.
• The adapter factory is not generated in a deterministic order which allows it to be cached more efficiently.

Commits

• a52f567 Prepare for release 2.2.3
• a586d55 Fail processing if no sealed class implementations are found
• 5f906eb Update the error message for unknown class types
• c825349 Handle qualifiers with char arguments with the value ' (#140)
• 875c3dd Allow specifying sealed class behavior for missing and invalid labels (#139)
• 3dbb4cf Slightly improve reading kotlin objects (#138)
• d7fd5c6 Reduce the number of adapters that are fetched (#137)
• 1775a83 Prepare next development version
• a3397e4 Prepare for release 2.2.2
• cbe238e Fix annotating generic types with an annotation (#136)
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