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Add a contract to coroutineScope, withContext and operator fun invoke for CoroutineDispatcher

See original GitHub issue

Now that there is an EAP kotlinx.coroutines version for 1.3.40 EAP, and since 1.3.40 supports contracts for suspending functions, we can add contracts for the lambdas of the following functions in this library:

coroutineScope
withContext
invoke (extension function for CoroutineDispatcher)

I can make a PR on the 1.3.40-eap branch.

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Created 4 years ago
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qwwdfsadcommented, Jun 19, 2019

Please hold on with PR unless the develop branch is fully migrated to Kotlin 1.3.40

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LouisCADcommented, Dec 20, 2021

The reason is architectural, relative to the compiler front-end, I found my own issue, reported 2 years ago 😅

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-32313

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