I'm trying to set the icon for a desktop application in Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP), but it doesn't seem to be working. I’ve added the icon in the

nativeDistributions

block like this:

application {
    nativeDistributions {
        windows {
            iconFile.set(project.file("src/main/resources/app_icon.ico"))
        }
    }
}

However, the icon isn’t changing. I’ve checked that the files are in

src/main/resources/

, and I’m using the correct formats (

.ico

for Windows). I've also tried: ✅ Using an absolute file path for the icon. ✅ Updating the Compose Multiplatform Gradle plugin. ✅ Running

./gradlew clean packageDistributionForCurrentOS

. But no luck so far. Do you have any suggestions or know if there’s another step I might be missing?

Did anyone try the new

RippleConfiguration

apis from material 1.3.0(-beta)s yet? I am trying to customize the Ripple alpha but cannot get the defaults. The old way (

RippleTheme.defaultRippleAlpha

) is deprecated, the deprecation message advises me to use

MaterialRippleThemeDefaults#RippleAlpha

but

MaterialRippleThemeDefaults

does not exist. Does anyone know where to get the platform defaults?

Hi all! I’m trying to use the Snackbar on my compose multiplatform (1.5.0) project, right now on android and iOS, but I can’t make it display by any means. Do you know if there is an issue with it? Many thanks in advance!

Migrating from accompanist

FlowRow

to one in core Compose....this is what I had previously. From https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2023/03/whats-new-in-jetpack-compose-march-23-release.html, it seems equivalent is now

horizontalArrangement = Arrangement.spacedBy(8.dp)

but with that I'm not see any vertical spacing.

FlowRow(crossAxisSpacing = 8.dp) {
    session.tags.forEach { tag ->
        Chip(tag)
    }
}

What’s a good way to read YAML and/or CSV?

hello is it possible to use Kotlin with Ionic UI framework. Maybe there is some solution or would be?

Im in a ridiculous situation with nested Scaffolds, someone please help? ⚠️ The gist of it is that Im using one at the root of a feature just to properly inset a Toolbar, then delegating content to screen A/B. Screens A & B both have their own Scaffold setup so that placement of Fab, NavigationBar and stuff like that is correctly inset. Removing the nesting improves performance by a lot. Do I just handle insets manually to eliminate the Scaffold? I.e. at the root do this instead of letting Scaffold (basically) do it?

Column {
    Toolbar()

    Box(Modifier.consumeWindowInsets(WindowInsets.statusBars)) {
        Content()
    }
}

Hey, whats the easiest way in kotlin to generate something like a pdf export? In particular, I want to generate a pdf for a weekly duty schedule, which has a pretty complicated layout.

Hi all .. I’ve run into an odd issue with Compose Navigation. I’m using a

NavHost

composable with no special handling for transistions (it uses the default enter/exit and pop transistions). What I’m seeing, is that when I navigate in one case, the new destination slides in diagonally from the top left??? I’m not sure where that’s coming from or what is causing it. Here’s a video that shows the issue. You can see the diagonal animation at the 3 second mark. After that, there are a few button clicks that do additional navigations (using the exact same methods) that work correctly (they use the default fading between destinations). Has anyone else seen this weird “diagonal animation” when navigating?

Is there any way to remove default font padding from text? i don't find anything like

includefontpadding=false

in compose multiplatform.