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@handstandsam handstandsam commented Aug 24, 2021

In newer versions of Kotlin, these are no longer experimental. Annotations are no longer required since Flow has been stable since 1.4 and now we are on 1.5.

  • Removes: @ExperimentalCoroutinesApi and @FlowPreview references.
  • Some additional usage of @ExperimentalTime where required.

This relates to some work done in #166 where some of the annotations were removed.

…s. These are not needed with newer versions of Kotlin.
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Thanks Sam!

@digitalbuddha digitalbuddha merged commit 61b8cb0 into MobileNativeFoundation:main Sep 8, 2021
chris-mitchell added a commit to chris-mitchell/Store that referenced this pull request Sep 9, 2021
…notations. These are not needed with newer versions of Kotlin. (MobileNativeFoundation#289)"

This reverts commit 61b8cb0.
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* Revert "Remove unnecessary FlowPreview & ExperimentalCoroutinesApi annotations.  These are not needed with newer versions of Kotlin. (#289)"

This reverts commit 61b8cb0.

* Fix missing experimental annotations
itsandreramon pushed a commit to itsandreramon/Store that referenced this pull request Feb 26, 2025
itsandreramon pushed a commit to itsandreramon/Store that referenced this pull request Feb 26, 2025
* Revert "Remove unnecessary FlowPreview & ExperimentalCoroutinesApi annotations.  These are not needed with newer versions of Kotlin. (MobileNativeFoundation#289)"

This reverts commit 61b8cb0.

* Fix missing experimental annotations
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