Using reserved keyword for parameter generates an invalid data class

[ansman]

I'm trying to generate a data class that contains a property named data:

val parameter = ParameterSpec.builder("data", STRING).build()

TypeSpec.classBuilder("Example")
  .addModifiers(KModifier.DATA)
  .primaryConstructor(FunSpec.constructorBuilder()
    .addParameter(parameter)
    .build())
  .addProperty(PropertySpec.builder(parameter.name, STRING)
    .initializer("%N", parameter)
    .build()
  .build()

The output does not compile however:

public data class Example(
  `data`: String
) {
  public val data: String = `data`
}

[Egorand]

Any specific reason you'd want to use %N in the initializer? If I change that part to initializer(parameter.name) it all works fine.

[ansman]

I just figured it was better to not pass unknown input as as format string

[Egorand]

I just retested this and the output I see is the following, which looks fine to me:

public data class Example(
  public val `data`: kotlin.String,
)

I added a regression test (#1250) and will close this issue, but please let me know if there's anything I'm missing or if there's anything else to be done here.