Bump com.squareup:kotlinpoet-jvm from 1.18.1 to 2.2.0

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Bumps com.squareup:kotlinpoet-jvm from 1.18.1 to 2.2.0.

Release notes

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2.2.0

Thanks to @​IRus for contributing to this release.

• New: Kotlin 2.1.21.
• New: KSP 2.1.21-2.0.1.
• New: Add support for context parameters. (#2112)
• New: Eliminate Guava dependency. (#2110)
• New: Migrate to Dokka plugin V2. (#2113)

2.1.0

Thanks to @​ForteScarlet, @​TrevorSStone, @​RaoPrashanth, @​damianw, @​ansehoon1999, @​TheMrMilchmann for contributing to this release.

• New: Kotlin 2.1.10.
• New: KSP 2.1.10-1.0.30.
• Fix: Support delegates on anonymous classes. (#2034)
• Fix: Prevent aliased imports from colliding with existing imports. (#2052)
• Fix: TypeName.MUTABLE_MAP_ENTRY now correctly uses the MutableEntry nested class name. (#2061)
• Fix: Use the same aliased import for both the nullable and non-nullable versions of a type. (#2068)
• Fix: Allow zero methods in a functional interface if it has a superinterface. (#2075)

2.0.0

Thanks to @​brokenhappy, @​tajobe, @​niyajali, @​ForteScarlet for contributing to this release.

This release is source- and binary-compatible with KotlinPoet 1.x.

The most important behavior change in this release is that spaces in generated code don't wrap by default anymore.

KotlinPoet 1.x used to replace space characters with newline characters whenever a given line of code exceeded the length limit. This usually led to better code formatting, but could also lead to compilation errors in generated code. Non-breaking spaces could be marked by the · character, but the discoverability of this feature wasn't great.

KotlinPoet 2.0 does not wrap spaces, even if the line of code they occur in exceeds the length limit. The newly introduced ♢ character can be used to mark spaces that are safe to wrap, which can improve code formatting. The · character has been preserved for compatibility, but its behavior is now equivalent to a regular space character.

• New: Kotlin 2.0.10.
• New: Spaces don't break by default.
• New: New ♢ placeholder representing a space that is safe to wrap.
• New: Add KSTypeAlias.toClassName(). (#1956)
• New: Add KSType.toClassNameOrNull(). (#1956)
• Fix: Enum classes that only have an init block now also generate the required semicolon. (#1953)
• Fix: Preserve typealiases in KSAnnotation.toAnnotationSpec(). (#1956)
• Fix: Preserve nullability in KSType.toClassName(). (#1956)

Changelog

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Version 2.2.0

Thanks to [@​IRus][IRus] for contributing to this release.

2025-05-16

• New: Kotlin 2.1.21.
• New: KSP 2.1.21-2.0.1.
• New: Add support for context parameters. (#2112)
• New: Eliminate Guava dependency. (#2110)
• New: Migrate to Dokka plugin V2. (#2113)

Version 2.1.0

Thanks to [@​ForteScarlet][ForteScarlet], [@​TrevorSStone][TrevorSStone], [@​RaoPrashanth][RaoPrashanth], [@​damianw][damianw], [@​ansehoon1999][ansehoon1999], [@​TheMrMilchmann][TheMrMilchmann] for contributing to this release.

2025-02-25

• New: Kotlin 2.1.10.
• New: KSP 2.1.10-1.0.30.
• Fix: Support delegates on anonymous classes. (#2034)
• Fix: Prevent aliased imports from colliding with existing imports. (#2052)
• Fix: TypeName.MUTABLE_MAP_ENTRY now correctly uses the MutableEntry nested class name. (#2061)
• Fix: Use the same aliased import for both the nullable and non-nullable versions of a type. (#2068)
• Fix: Allow zero methods in a functional interface if it has a superinterface. (#2075)

Version 2.0.0

Thanks to [@​brokenhappy][brokenhappy], [@​tajobe][tajobe], [@​niyajali][niyajali], [@​ForteScarlet][ForteScarlet] for contributing to this release.

2024-10-23

This release is source- and binary-compatible with KotlinPoet 1.x.

The most important behavior change in this release is that spaces in generated code don't wrap by default anymore.

KotlinPoet 1.x used to replace space characters with newline characters whenever a given line of code exceeded the length limit. This usually led to better code formatting, but could also lead to compilation errors in generated code. Non-breaking spaces could be marked by the · character, but the discoverability of this feature wasn't great.

KotlinPoet 2.0 does not wrap spaces, even if the line of code they occur in exceeds the length limit. The newly introduced ♢ character can be used to mark spaces that are safe to wrap, which can improve code formatting. The · character has been preserved for compatibility, but its behavior is now equivalent to a regular space character.

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Commits

• ab96a8d Prepare for release 2.2.0
• 0410b5d Update dependency tornado to v6.5 (#2137)
• 9aa3349 Update plugin mavenPublish to v0.32.0 (#2136)
• 50cd8ae Update Kotlin and KSP to v2.1.21-2.0.1 (#2134)
• 08a5ade Update dependency mkdocs-material to v9.6.14 (#2132)
• 9bdd9ad Update Kotlin and KSP to v2.1.21
• 791a550 Update dependency click to v8.2.0 (#2129)
• a5b1af2 Update dependency mkdocs-material to v9.6.13 (#2128)
• 8ab5861 Update kct to v0.7.1 (#2127)
• 2c08820 Update Kotlin and KSP to v2.1.20-2.0.1 (#2126)
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