Kotlin Plugin
0.2.2
Bug Fix: Support Late Init Bytecode for Kotlin 1.7+
Since 1.7, the Kotlin compiler produces slightly different bytecode for late initiailized variables which was not picked up by the junk mutation filters in previous releases.
0.2.1
Enhancement: Further Improvements to Inlined Code Support
0.2.0
Require Pitest 1.9.5 or Above
Enhancement: Dynamic Licence Retrieval
See Licence Management for details.
0.1.4
Enhancement: Improvements to Inlined Code Support
0.1.3
New Feature: Stable Range Returns
Functions returning the following types
- IntRange
- LongRange
- CharRange
- Sequence
- CoroutineContex
Will be mutated to return their “zero values” in place of the null mutation generated by standard pitest.
Enhancement: Infer Non Nullable Returns When Annotation Absent
For public functions which cannot return null, the Kotlin compiler will add a org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull annotation. When this annotation is present, pitest will filter out mutations which would violate this constraint. The annotation is not added for private methods however.
This change uses other bytecode markers to infer if a return type is nullable and filter mutants accordingly.