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Feature: getViewOrThrow() in onAttachView() Lint-Check #160
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…Presenter.onAttachView
…row_in_onattach # Conflicts: # thirtyinch-lint/src/main/kotlin/net/grandcentrix/thirtyinch/lint/TiLintRegistry.kt
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How can this happen? 🤔
Why should someone call Do we need to update the annotation here - when its possible to have a |
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This lint warning could hint to use the parameter |
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Description
This PR implements a new lint check to detect a direct or transitive call of
TiPresenter.getViewOrThrow()inTiPresenter.onAttachView().In
TiPresenter.onAttachView()the view of the presenter might still be null. So callingTiPresenter.getViewOrThrow()would throw an exception during runtime.In production this usually crashes the App. This behaviour is correct to detect the issue later on.
With this lint check the issue can be easily detected already during development.
Merge Information
Merge after #158 as this PR uses the Lint Check implementation of #158 as foundation.