Exposed supports Jsonb types with postgres database?

Using the new

BasicTextField2

API, when listening to its changes through its

textAsFlow()

, is there a way to know if a text was added programmatically through

edit {}

vs. manually from a user? I'm thinking something like this, but due to the asynchronous nature of it all, that doesn't quite cut it:

val textFieldState = TextFieldState("")
var isSettingProgrammatically = false

launch {
  textFieldState.textAsFlow()
    .dropWhile { isSettingProgrammatically }
    .collect { println("change: $it") }
}

launch {
  delay(2.seconds)

  isSettingProgrammatically = true
  textFieldState.edit { replace(0, length, "value" }
  isSettingProgrammatically = false
}

where the

"value"

from the second

launch

should not be printed from the text flow collection.

When working with SQLDelight migrations, I have set up migration to execute using the following code:

Database.Schema.migrate(
    driver = driver,
    oldVersion = 0,
    newVersion = Database.Schema.version,
)

I assume that this won't work if the user is currently on version 2, and I am trying to migrate to version 3. I assume that I have to check which version of the database the user is currently on and only execute migration if it is lower than the latest version. If that's the case, how can I check the current database-verison that the user is on? (Also, If this is the wrong way to handle migrations, please elaborate).

Does anyone know why the Kotlin compiler does not work with JDK 20, even with the Maven extension instead of Gradle? 🤔

Hi 👋 I've been trying to add GoogleMaps to my KMP (Android/iOS) project and it's been a struggle. I have expected/actual implementations for the map. Android works fine, but I've been trying to add iOS Pod for three days with no success. I've somewhat been following this project https://github.com/realityexpander/FredsRoadtripStoryteller (I can build it fine). I've tried clear caches, pod deintegrate/install many times 😄 The error I'm getting is :

/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/ld invocation reported errors

ld: framework 'GoogleMaps' not found

I can build the iOS project until I add

pod("GoogleMaps") {
            version = "8.3.1"
            extraOpts += listOf("-compiler-option", "-fmodules")
}

in my build.gradle.kts (:composeApp) cocoapods {...} block to access

import cocoapods.GoogleMaps...

in my iosMain directory.

How to get the screen size when in edge-to-edge mode? I just figured out that LocalContext.current.resources.displayMetrics only returns widht and height excluding insets And also: LocalConfiguration.current.screenWidthDp do not include the insets.

Is there an way to mock a function that receives a callback as parameter? For example, assuming that I have an assync operation, and the way to get the result is using an interface as callback. I want to unit test this method, defining responses in this callback. The problem lies in the fact that the callback is declared as anonymous (I will put an example below). Is possible to mock this callback and define its responses using MockK? Here is an example:

class ViewModel {

	fun loadSomeStuff() {
		myObject.asyncOperation(object : Callback {
			//callback methods implementation
		})
	}
}

I know if I change the callback for a parameter in my class, it will be easily mocked. But, in my opinion it doesn't make sense, because it's related to the operation I need in the method. (This example is just for learning purposes, I was trying to teach a colleague about unit tests, and I got stocked in this scenario)

Is there any chart library available for compose multiplatform?

is there something like

clipToPadding = false

in Compose that avoids a LazyRow getting cut off by the container's padding?

My multiplatform backend project stopped compiling for the MacOS targets. Fails with

e: Could not find "org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.platform.CoreFoundationBase" in [/Users/ribesg/Projects/Inboxbooster-Mailer/HttpReceiver, /Users/ribesg/.konan/klib, /Users/ribesg/.konan/kotlin-native-prebuilt-macos-aarch64-1.7.22/klib/common, /Users/ribesg/.konan/kotlin-native-prebuilt-macos-aarch64-1.7.22/klib/platform/macos_arm64]

during

compileKotlinMacosArm64

and

compileKotlinMacosX64

. It worked before, it appeared when I added a dependency on

com.squareup.okio:okio:3.3.0

, but the problem is that I don't understand the error. It's open source so you can try for yourself here https://github.com/wizbii/Inboxbooster-Mailer/tree/feature/kotlin-receiver/HttpReceiver ✅ Was caused by Okio 3.3.0 being built for Kotlin 1.8 while I am using 1.7.22.