Update dependencies and start using Kotlin stdlib's Instant #162
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Kotlinx datetime has removed the `Clock` and `Instant` classes since version 0.7.0 as they have been moved into the Kotlin standard library (see https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx-datetime?tab=readme-ov-file#deprecation-of-instant). This commit updates various dependencies in order to be able to use the new version of Kotlinx datetime and start using those classes from stdlib. Major dependency upgrades: - `kotlinx-datetime`: updated to latest 0.7.1 - `kotlinx-serialization`: needed as the latest version (1.9.0) contains serializers for the new stdlib `Instant` - `kotlin`: updated to 2.2.10 because the latest version of the serialization library requires Kotlin 2.2 Given that the new `Instant` and `Clock` classes require an experimental opt-in to be used, I've added it project-wide in the compiler options. Given I was updating dependencies, I've also taken the liberty to update other stuff like Dokka, Coroutines, Ktor and JUnit.
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Kotlinx datetime has removed the
ClockandInstantclasses since version 0.7.0 as they have been moved into the Kotlin standard library (see https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx-datetime?tab=readme-ov-file#deprecation-of-instant).This commit updates various dependencies in order to be able to use the new version of Kotlinx datetime and start using those classes from stdlib.
Major dependency upgrades:
kotlinx-datetime: updated to latest 0.7.1kotlinx-serialization: needed as the latest version (1.9.0) contains serializers for the new stdlibInstantkotlin: updated to 2.2.10 because the latest version of the serialization library requires Kotlin 2.2Given that the new
InstantandClockclasses require an experimental opt-in to be used, I've added it project-wide in the compiler options.Given I was updating dependencies, I've also taken the liberty to update other stuff like Dokka, Coroutines, Ktor and JUnit.
Note: this is a breaking change but will allow consumers of this library to update
kotlinx-datetime.