fix: EXPOSED-114 Type parameter can't be inferred for EntityID with eq/neq op

[bog-walk]

The following warning shows when a comparison operator is used between an EntityID column and a column of matching non-EntityID type:

Type argument for a type parameter S2 can't be inferred because it has incompatible upper bounds: Int, EntityID (multiple incompatible classes). This will become an error in Kotlin 2.0

This happens because there is no overload for this type of comparison, so the overload being used is this one:

infix fun <T, S1 : T?, S2 : T?> Expression<in S1>.eq(other: Expression<in S2>): Op<Boolean> { }

Appropriate overloads have been added for each relevant comparison op.

[bog-walk]

As was already done for eq() and neq() above, this is necessary to ensure the right overload is used.

[e5l]

Hey @bog-walk, great job!

LGTM

[scottkennedy]

After updating to 0.47.0 from 0.46.0, I'm now getting:

Type argument for a type parameter E can't be inferred because it has incompatible upper bounds: UUID, EntityID (multiple incompatible classes). This will become an error in Kotlin 2.0

With this code:

val foo = uuid("foo")
val bar = uuid("bar")

fun test() {
    table.selectAll().where {
        table.foo eq table.bar
    }
}

This PR seems to be the only related change in the change log.

[bog-walk]

Hi @scottkennedy I came across this issue today as well and a fix will be pushed shortly.

Here is the issue ticket, EXPOSED-280, if you'd like to track it.