Hack kotlin compiler to not fail when annotation changes it's type from array to non-array #3859
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this is the only change to original file
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Can you elaborate on what the patch is in KDoc? Where was it copied from?
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I've added the link to the changes landed into kotlin.git and rephrased KDoc a bit
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Test failes when generating documentation for this module second which depends on first.
It's not possible to write just a unit test for this, as we need to first compile first and then generate documentation for second with binary dependency on first to reproduce the issue.
Note: to test this, I was manually set version in TestedVersions to 2.1.0-Beta2.
I will prepare separate PR to run integration tests with 2.1.0-Beta2
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Can you elaborate on what the patch is in KDoc? Where was it copied from?
Fixes #3851 until update to Kotlin Compiler 2.1