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IR JS backend #291

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@jmfayard jmfayard changed the title kotlin.js.compiler=both Enable consumers to use IR JS backend https://kotlinlang.org/docs/js-ir-compiler.html May 12, 2021
@jmfayard jmfayard changed the title Enable consumers to use IR JS backend https://kotlinlang.org/docs/js-ir-compiler.html Enable consumers to use IR JS backend May 12, 2021
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ajalt commented May 13, 2021

Thanks for the contribution.

  1. I'd prefer to enable the IR through the gradle DSL rather than a compiler flag
  2. We'd need to update kotest
  3. Ultimately, we're blocked from enabling this by KT-43490. I don't know of a workaround that wouldn't break backwards compatibility.

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Thanks for the information, I opened an issue for kotest here kotest/kotest#2251

@jmfayard jmfayard changed the title Enable consumers to use IR JS backend R JS backend May 14, 2021
@jmfayard jmfayard changed the title R JS backend IR JS backend May 14, 2021
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kotest is now compatible with the IR backend!
I upgraded the dependency
and added a comment to document that this issue is correctly blocked by a bug in the IR backend

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@ajalt ajalt merged commit e086c37 into ajalt:master May 14, 2021
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