It’s important to note that adding this function is a preliminary step in gradually introducing a suspend modifier for lambda expressions in the future Kotlin versions. The purpose of this function is to wrap a function literal into a value of a suspending function type and enable its usage as a suspending function. This release adds a new function to the Kotlin standard library with the following signature: The complete list of changes in this release can be found in the changelog. We’d like to thank our external contributors whose pull requests were included in this release: Toshiaki Kameyama, Kenji Tomita, Yoshinori Isogai, Kirill Rakhman, Vsevolod Tolstopyatov, Adam McNeilly, Chris Povirk, Cuihtlauac Alvarado, Emmanuel Duchastenier, Jake Wharton, Joscha Alisch, Rodrigo B. The update is compatible with all versions of IntelliJ IDEA from 2017.1 until 2017.1 EAP, as well as with Android Studio 3.0 and Android Studio 3.1 (Beta) Fixes bugs in the compiler and IntelliJ plugin.Adds a lot of new inspections and intentions in the IntelliJ plugin and improves its performance.Introduces a new feature in kapt for reporting annotation processing errors along with proper links to the original Kotlin declarations.Brings support for Android modules in multiplatform projects.
Adds a new declaration in the standard library, which imitates the suspend modifier for lambda expressions.We’re happy to announce the release of Kotlin 1.2.30, a new bugfix and tooling update for Kotlin 1.2. Intentions for converting the scoping function calls.
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