Conductor should boldly advertise (I don't think it's made obvious enough for new users) that its instances survive configuration changes (stark contrast to Activity/Fragment/View) - this has huge implications for dagger + kotlin users.

class SalesController : BaseController, SalesView {
    @Inject lateinit var viewBinder: SalesController.ViewBinder
    @Inject lateinit var renderer: SalesRenderer
    @Inject lateinit var presenter: SalesPresenter

    lateinit private var component: SalesScreenComponent

    override var state = SalesScreen.State.INITIAL  //only property that I want to survive config changes

    fun onCreateView(): View {  /** lateinit variables are set here */ }
    fun onDestroyView() { /** lateinit variables need to be dereferenced here, or we have a memory leak  */ }
}

My lateinit properties are injected by dagger, and I need to set them to null in onDestroyView - or have a memory leak. This however is not possible in kotlin, as far as I am aware (without reflection). I could make these properties nullable, but that would defeat the purpose of Kotlin's null safety.

I'm not quite sure how to solve this. Ideally there could be some type of annotation processor that would null out specific variables automatically in onDestroyView