How can I make a

Row

wrap its content, but have a max width of half its parent?

I know Decompose and Voyager, but they seem like heavy libraries to me. I need only simple navigation and official library.

[SOLVED] Anyone else experiencing

unresolved reference

problems in Android Studio or Intellij for Kotlin 1.6.20? I filed a seemingly related issue months ago that was never resolved and it appears to be happening by default in 1.6.20. https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-48148 EDIT: This appears to have been an issue with my settings. I had to install a new intellij without importing settings. I’m working with support to pinpoint the issue.

How to use

@ Value

annotation in spring with Kotlin?

Hey guys, any idea how to set environment variables (.env) in a Kotlin JS node project? I've tried adding a .env file at the root of the project, but the server code is not picking up the variables from

process.env

. Cheers!

Hey, I am using

NavigationBarItem

with Material 3 in jetpack compose project. I don’t want to have this box-like effect when nav item is selected. What is this called and how do i go about removing it? 🙏

I get stuck on

com.zaxxer.hikari.HikariDataSource: HikariPool-1 - Starting...

every single time I run my application. Using Spring Boot and Docker Compose on Arch Linux. What I've tried: • Rebooting • Checking the connection string • Checking database availability • Checking my docker compose configuration • Downgrading the kernel then rebooting • Upgrading the kernel then rebooting • Cleaning up docker (containers, images, volumes ....) then rebooting • Restarting docker Also, I use Spring Boot 2.7.1, PostgreSQL 15beta2-bullseye, Docker 20.10.17 and Docker Compose 2.6.1

Hello, I’m trying to use Micrometer Tracing in Spring Boot 3.0 with Kotlin, but I think it’s not working the way I expected. From what I read, I thought that tracing information stored in coroutines contexts would flow through the different Threads of execution. But it looks like that once the thread changes, trace information is lost. I’ve created this simple controller to test this:

@RestController
class TestController(val tracer: Tracer) {
    private val logger: Logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this::class.java)

    @GetMapping("/test")
    suspend fun test() {
        <http://logger.info|logger.info>("before: ${tracer.currentTraceContext().context()?.traceId()}")
        delay(50)
        <http://logger.info|logger.info>("after: ${tracer.currentTraceContext().context()?.traceId()}")
    }
}

The second log statement reports a null value for the traceId, because the Kotlin

delay

function caused a thread switch and the trace informations is lost, Can anyone help here? Why is this happening? Is it by design? Is there something I can do to guarantee that the traceId is always present?

Is there an Android-provided way to convert a Spanned string into an AnnotatedString? Alternatively, can I read a string resource as an AnnotatedString? I say “Android-provided” because while there are plenty of homegrown converters out there, and even a partial SpanStyle converter in the Compose source code, I’d prefer a complete and maintained solution.

I have a problem with window insets (being always 0). Nothing works, neither

WindowInsets.navigationBars.getBottom(LocalDensity.current)

nor the

navigationBarsPadding()

-modifier. This occurs when I have composable inside a

ComposeView

which itself is inside an

AndroidView

. Maybe this double injection screws up the insets? This is used as a way to show a

Fragment

inside an

Activity

which only uses

ComponentActivity.setContent()

to get into compose and everything else is handled inside compose only (e.g. navigating to different screens and some of those are simple composables but some are legacy fragments)