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Similarly to #773 constructors in Kotlin can have default arguments with branches, what unfortunately was overlooked during implementation of #774 - currently we filter them out, because they gets compiled differently than functions:
class Example() {
constructor(a: Boolean, b: String = if (a) "a" else "b") : this()
}
results in constructor with following signature
public synthetic <init>(ZLjava/lang/String;ILkotlin/jvm/internal/DefaultConstructorMarker;)V
This was discovered during implementation of #887.
Godin
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Do not filter out branches in Kotlin default arguments in constructors
Do not filter out synthetic constructors that contain values of default arguments in Kotlin
Jun 3, 2019
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Similarly to #773 constructors in Kotlin can have default arguments with branches, what unfortunately was overlooked during implementation of #774 - currently we filter them out, because they gets compiled differently than functions:
results in constructor with following signature
This was discovered during implementation of #887.