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Add @Throws(java.sql.SqlException)

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Although Sqldelight focus on Kotlin, you could still use the generated query methods with Java. With plain JDBC API you need to check the possible SqlException. Without the @Throws annotation, the java compiler does not enforce you to catch the exception, which could crash your program unexepted.

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AlecStrongcommented, Oct 3, 2022

Its a little annoying in how much it propagates through all aspects of the library. Drivers, codegen, runtime, all get the annotations. In general even though you could still write java, because the library forces you to have kotlin enabled we just explicitly don’t optimize things for java

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DevPJ9commented, Oct 1, 2022

Thanks, @hfhbd for the clarification.

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