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Instead of having to manually add new sanitizers to a list in order to load them, we could write a small KSP library which generates the list automatically based on annotations.
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Can I add a new sanitizer without an app update? By myself?
@serrq No. At the moment sanitizers have to be written in Kotlin and new ones can only be added via app updates.
Sanitizers have to be added to a list so that they are loaded at runtime and known to the application. The idea of this ticket was to generate the code that builds this list, which grows with every new sanitizer 😉
Instead of having to manually add new sanitizers to a list in order to load them, we could write a small KSP library which generates the list automatically based on annotations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: