No pure Android app. This is rare and it usually recover but I have no control over the source, so my guess would have been that the source actually send 0 bytes. Since I got no exception anywhere.

Hum actually the user answered this time that Caddy logs says :

caddy[3441]: {"level":"error","ts":1674487755.2051756,"logger":"http.handlers.reverse_proxy","msg":"aborting with incomplete response","error":"http2: stream closed"}

This should have reach the app no?

i can't tell if that's saying it aborted the response because the client closed the stream, or if it's saying the server aborted the response and it closed the stream

https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/blob/3fe2c73dd04f7769a9d9673236cb94b79ac45659/modules/caddyhttp/reverseproxy/reverseproxy.go#L722-L733 I don't know either 😞

I guess I'll force HTTP/1.1 as the errors will probably be more obvious. Thanks for the help.

Is there any documentation for redwood? I am trying to understand the internal architecture and implementation details

nope. just the talks from Droidcon NYC last year (https://jakewharton.com/dynamic-code-with-zipline/ & https://jakewharton.com/native-ui-with-multiplatform-compose/)

In Molecule is there a good way to leverage

CompositionLocal

? It seems like it doesn't work well inside of

moleculeFlow

due to it returning

Unit

I created

fun <T> CompositionLocalProviderReturnable(
    vararg values: ProvidedValue<*>,
    content: @Composable () -> T
): T {
    currentComposer.startProviders(values)
    val t = content()
    currentComposer.endProviders()
    return t
}

but seems wonky

that's what we do

Thats also what we do

Is there a good tutorial on using SqlDelight for desktop JVM? I created a jdbc sqlite driver with proper url, but I keep getting crashes. If I include Schema.create(driver), It crashes the second time I run the app, since it re-runs the migrations. If I don't have it, I get a crash saying the db doesn't exist.

yes you have to manage the version yourself

something like this https://github.com/JakeWharton/dodo/blob/9aee6354a934f32777dbc95431825052eb000984/src/main/kotlin/com/jakewharton/dodo/db.kt#L15-L36

if you're in mysql/postgres you'll have to use a table instead of a pragma

If I'm using molecule in common code, is there a common CoroutineContext I could use that provides a MonotonicFrameClock?

Also is there any chance that molecule will update to the compose-jb 1.3 rc runtime to deal with https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/issues/2641 or will it only track stable versions?

Hey, does anyone know if there's a way to get the supertypes of a method return type in kotlinx-metadata? I can't see any function that turns KmType into KmClass

Sounds like a question for #compiler or the Kotlin discourse thread about the library.

@eygraber Only stable for now. You can add an explicit dependency on a newer runtime in your project, however.

ah sorry, noob error :) i'll ask in #compiler thanks

Hi guys, how to store secured credentials on sqldelight librarie

For Molecule is there a straightforward way to have something akin to multiple return values? Similar to how compose-ui can have any called composable add an item to the UI, I am looking to have the ability to have molecule return a list containing values from different composable. I've been looking into mutableStateListOf and mutableStateMapOf, but the way that I would handle removals is non-obvious to me

is the list fixed? you can do

return list(FunctionA(), FunctionB())

is the list dynamic? you can do

return listOfSomething.map { SomeFunction(it) }

I was able to get it working! I'm not sure if this is exactly what you meant by the above, but here is my sample code in 🧵

Hi all. Trying to use molecule with compose multiplatform. Android side works great, but running into this on the desktop client

Suppressed: java.lang.IllegalStateException: A MonotonicFrameClock is not available in this CoroutineContext. Callers should supply an appropriate MonotonicFrameClock using withContext.

On android i'm using

AndroidUiDispatcher.Main

like here. Is there an equivalent dispatcher on other platforms that I can use off-the-shelve?

You can use the immediate recomposer on every platform, and it is available to common code. On iOS/tvOS/macOS we are adding a FrameClock powered by the DisplayLink here: https://github.com/cashapp/molecule/pull/170. It's blocked on me figuring out how the hell to unit test it. I think we have a JS frame clock somewhere that uses animation callbacks to determine frames. We can probably steal the Desktop Compose UI one to get an AWT FrameClock for desktop JVM. The problem with those latter three is that you still have to set them up inside your coroutine context on each platform individually because they're all platform specific. Once you have that context, though, you can move back into fully-common code for the actual composable functions.

@xxfast I'm curious, why are you using molecule in compose desktop versus just using compose through the whole callstack?

Getting following error when building iOS shared module with molecule dependency

e: Module "app.cash.molecule:molecule-runtime (app.cash.molecule:molecule-runtime-iosarm64)" has a reference to symbol androidx.compose.runtime/Composition.setContent|-2259719813581705387[0]. Neither the module itself nor its dependencies contain such declaration.

What am I doing wrong? I am using Kotlin 1.8.0.

Kinda just asking for a sanity check. I have a small app that I'm mostly using for myself so code quality etc is sorta low on the totem pole compared to the functionality that I'm trying to have. But I just need to be able to persist this object that I have to disk so it survives process death.. Seems like just using moshi to serialize into a string that I write to a file should be enough right? Nothing kinda glaringly terrible about that approach?