Kotlin Maps with non-string non-numeric keys should map to Map instead of an Object #16

brezinajn · 2019-03-15T14:05:30Z

Kotlin Maps using keys other than number and string should map to Map instead of object.

data class Foo(val map: Map<Key, String>)

maps to

interface Foo{
    map: { [key: Key]: string };
}

which is invalid. It should map to

interface Foo{
    map: Map<Key, string>
}

aSemy linked a pull request Jan 5, 2022 that will close this issue

When a Map has a non-indexable key, use a Map (plus refactoring and version bumps) #39

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Kotlin Maps with non-string non-numeric keys should map to Map instead of an Object #16

Kotlin Maps with non-string non-numeric keys should map to Map instead of an Object #16

brezinajn commented Mar 15, 2019

Kotlin Maps with non-string non-numeric keys should map to Map instead of an Object #16

Kotlin Maps with non-string non-numeric keys should map to Map instead of an Object #16

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brezinajn commented Mar 15, 2019