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Per KT-72471 (comment), the current release (1.9.0) depends on an old constructor signature of @SubclassOptInRequiredwhich was changed in Kotlin 2.1 as part of stabilization.
Trying to build a JS binary with -Xpartial-linkage=disable produces the following error:
e: There is still an unbound symbol at the end of IR linkage process:
Unbound public symbol IrConstructorSymbolImpl: kotlin/SubclassOptInRequired.<init>|<init>(kotlin.reflect.KClass<out|kotlin.Annotation>){}[0]
I can enable partial linkage for now to work around the problem, but we generally are wary of doing so (especially for JS). Is it possible to get a new release built with Kotlin 2.1 so that the annotation correctly links against the new vararg-based signature and we can go back to disabling partial linkage? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Per KT-72471 (comment), the current release (1.9.0) depends on an old constructor signature of
@SubclassOptInRequired
which was changed in Kotlin 2.1 as part of stabilization.Trying to build a JS binary with
-Xpartial-linkage=disable
produces the following error:I can enable partial linkage for now to work around the problem, but we generally are wary of doing so (especially for JS). Is it possible to get a new release built with Kotlin 2.1 so that the annotation correctly links against the new
vararg
-based signature and we can go back to disabling partial linkage? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: