Bump com.pinterest.ktlint:ktlint-core from 0.48.2 to 0.49.0

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Bumps com.pinterest.ktlint:ktlint-core from 0.48.2 to 0.49.0.

Release notes

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0.49.0

WARNING: This version of KtLint contains a number of breaking changes in KtLint CLI and KtLint API. If you are using KtLint with custom ruleset jars or custom reporter jars, then those need to be upgraded before you can use them with this version of ktlint. Please contact the maintainers of those jars and ask them to upgrade a.s.a.p.

All rule id's in the output of Ktlint are now prefixed with a rule set. Although KtLint currently supports standard rules to be unqualified, users are encouraged to include the rule set id in all references to rules. This includes following:

• The --disabled-rules parameter in KtLint CLI.
• The .editorconfig properties used to enable or disable rule and rule sets. Note that properties disabled_rules and ktlint_disabled_rules have been removed in this release. See disabled rules for more information.
• The source element in the KtLint CLI baseline.xml file. Regenerating this file, fixes all rule references automatically.
• The KtLint disable directives ktlint-enable / ktlint-disable and the @Suppress('ktlint:...') annotations.
• The VisitorModifier.RunAfterRule.

Moving experimental rules to standard rule set

The experimental rule set has been merged with standard rule set. The rules which formerly were part of the experimental rule set are still being treated as before. The rules will only be run in case .editorconfig property ktlint_experimental is enabled or in case the rule is explicitly enabled.

Note that the prefix experimental: has to be removed from all references to this rule. Check references in:

• The --disabled-rules parameter in KtLint CLI.
• The .editorconfig properties used to enable or disable rule and rule sets. Note that properties disabled_rules and ktlint_disabled_rules have been removed in this release. See disabled rules for more information.
• The KtLint disable directives ktlint-enable / ktlint-disable and the @Suppress('ktlint:...') annotations.
• The VisitorModifier.RunAfterRule.

Promote experimental rules to non-experimental

The rules below have been promoted to non-experimental rules:

• block-comment-initial-star-alignment
• class-naming
• comment-wrapping
• function-return-type-spacing
• function-start-of-body-spacing
• function-type-reference-spacing
• fun-keyword-spacing
• kdoc-wrapping
• modifier-list-spacing
• nullable-type-spacing
• spacing-between-function-name-and-opening-parenthesis
• unnecessary-parentheses-before-trailing-lambda

Note that this only affects users that have enabled the standard ruleset while having the experimental rules disabled.

API Changes & RuleSet providers & Reporter Providers

This release is intended to be the last release before the 1.0.x release of ktlint. If all goes as planned, the 1.0.x release does not contain any new breaking changes with except of removal of functionality which is deprecated in this release.

This release contains a lot of breaking changes which aims to improve the future maintainability of Ktlint. If you get stuck while migrating, please reach out to us by creating an issue.

Experimental rules

Rules in custom rule sets can now be marked as experimental by implementing the Rule.Experimental interface on the rule. Rules marked with this interface will only be executed by Ktlint if .editorconfig property ktlint_experimental is enabled or if the rule itself has been enabled explicitly.

When using this feature, experimental rules should not be defined in a separate rule set as that would require a distinct rule set id. When moving a rule from an experimental rule set to a non-experimental rule set this would mean that the qualified rule id changes. For users of such rules this means that ktlint directives to suppress the rule and properties in the .editorconfig files have to be changed.

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Changelog

Sourced from com.pinterest.ktlint:ktlint-core's changelog.

[0.49.0] - 2023-04-21

WARNING: This version of KtLint contains a number of breaking changes in KtLint CLI and KtLint API. If you are using KtLint with custom ruleset jars or custom reporter jars, then those need to be upgraded before you can use them with this version of ktlint. Please contact the maintainers of those jars and ask them to upgrade a.s.a.p.

All rule id's in the output of Ktlint are now prefixed with a rule set. Although KtLint currently supports standard rules to be unqualified, users are encouraged to include the rule set id in all references to rules. This includes following:

• The --disabled-rules parameter in KtLint CLI.
• The .editorconfig properties used to enable or disable rule and rule sets. Note that properties disabled_rules and ktlint_disabled_rules have been removed in this release. See disabled rules for more information.
• The source element in the KtLint CLI baseline.xml file. Regenerating this file, fixes all rule references automatically.
• The KtLint disable directives ktlint-enable / ktlint-disable and the @Suppress('ktlint:...') annotations.
• The VisitorModifier.RunAfterRule.

Moving experimental rules to standard rule set

The experimental rule set has been merged with standard rule set. The rules which formerly were part of the experimental rule set are still being treated as before. The rules will only be run in case .editorconfig property ktlint_experimental is enabled or in case the rule is explicitly enabled.

Note that the prefix experimental: has to be removed from all references to this rule. Check references in:

• The --disabled-rules parameter in KtLint CLI.
• The .editorconfig properties used to enable or disable rule and rule sets. Note that properties disabled_rules and ktlint_disabled_rules have been removed in this release. See disabled rules for more information.
• The KtLint disable directives ktlint-enable / ktlint-disable and the @Suppress('ktlint:...') annotations.
• The VisitorModifier.RunAfterRule.

Promote experimental rules to non-experimental

The rules below have been promoted to non-experimental rules:

• block-comment-initial-star-alignment
• class-naming
• comment-wrapping
• function-return-type-spacing
• function-start-of-body-spacing
• function-type-reference-spacing
• fun-keyword-spacing
• kdoc-wrapping
• modifier-list-spacing
• nullable-type-spacing
• spacing-between-function-name-and-opening-parenthesis
• unnecessary-parentheses-before-trailing-lambda

Note that this only affects users that have enabled the standard ruleset while having the experimental rules disabled.

API Changes & RuleSet providers & Reporter Providers

This release is intended to be the last release before the 1.0.x release of ktlint. If all goes as planned, the 1.0.x release does not contain any new breaking changes with except of removal of functionality which is deprecated in this release.

This release contains a lot of breaking changes which aims to improve the future maintainability of Ktlint. If you get stuck while migrating, please reach out to us by creating an issue.

Experimental rules

Rules in custom rule sets can now be marked as experimental by implementing the Rule.Experimental interface on the rule. Rules marked with this interface will only be executed by Ktlint if .editorconfig property ktlint_experimental is enabled or if the rule itself has been enabled explicitly.

When using this feature, experimental rules should not be defined in a separate rule set as that would require a distinct rule set id. When moving a rule from an experimental rule set to a non-experimental rule set this would mean that the qualified rule id changes. For users of such rules this means that ktlint directives to suppress the rule and properties in the .editorconfig files have to be changed.

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Commits

• 30e20ec Merge pull request #1961 from pinterest/fix-references-klint-cli
• 6699073 Fix references to ktlint-cli module (previously 'ktlint' module)
• d8f8073 Merge pull request #1960 from pinterest/fix-changelog-0.49
• 81cd2e2 Fix changelog
• 762ba08 Merge pull request #1959 from pinterest/publication-fix
• 77b6842 Cleanup logging
• 81913f0 Run all github builds with ----no-configuration-cache
• 3f4ac7d Sign the self-executable in same scope as where the file is created. Doing so...
• 15dca9e Prevent the self-executable ktlint-jar from growing when consecutive builds w...
• 180127f Merge pull request #1956 from pinterest/publication-logging3
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Superseded by #1755.