Explain how to use @get:Rule in Kotlin tests #221
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Thanks @FireZenk and @rocboronat!
I agree, people using Kotlin in their tests should learn how to use rules independently of Barista. But a small reference for newcomers doesn't hurt.
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As soon as I saw #219 issue, I thought that the simpler way to fix it is to link it on the readme. In that issue, @FireZenk explains how to deal with
@Ruleon Kotlin, giving good examples. Right now, I think we don't need to explain how to use Barista as a@Ruleon Kotlin, as it's used as every other@Rule... but linking the issue is easy enough to be done.