I started a new Kotlin project and i want to use the arrow-kt core Lib in combination with Quarkus (1.12.2). I want to use the native compilation feature of Quarkus with the GraalVM. My first thought was that arrow is a simple lib without reflection but then i read that. Since GraalVm has a problem with reflection in native executables at runtime, will that be a problem with Arrow? If it is a problem, can i bypass the problem by simply avoiding some features of Arrow?
I know that i can mark classes for reflection in Quarkus/GraalVM. Which classes are inspected by reflection? Can i simply add reflection information for a few classes or do i need to that for the whole lib or my whole code?
Starting in 0.12.0, which is about to release, Arrow does not use reflection. Previously it did in monad comprehensions for all inheritors of MonadContinuation in their bind operation accessing the ContinuationUtils class. In this class, we used reflection to read and write private fields related to the continuation stack labels.