Create FileSystem.SYSTEM property in shared source set #1455
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Co-authored-by: Sebastian Sellmair <sebastian.sellmair@jetbrains.com>
JakeWharton
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| import okio.Path.Companion.toPath | ||
| import okio.SYSTEM | ||
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| class MultiplatformFileSystem { |
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Maybe skip this new sample, and instead delete SYSTEM_FILE_SYSTEM from TestingJvm.kt and TestingNative.kt ?
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Makes sense, added this change.
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This PR creates a new source set called
systemFileSystemthatjvmandnativedepend on, and makesFileSystem.SYSTEMavailable there.We can't remove the existing
SYSTEMdeclarations in the companion objects ofFileSystem, and we can't introduce a companion object in the shared source set as it could not be further refined in more specific source sets.Therefore, this new declaration is added as an
expectextension on the companion. This lets code targeting JVM and native platforms resolve to the extension in common code, while they will actually use the properties of the companions directly when compiled.To make this change easier to test, we add additional platforms to the
samplesproject, and a sample function that exercises the new property.