Hi! I am new to Desktop Compose and was just trying a small Hello World! I just created a small app set up via File > New Project > Desktop Compose (which I assume comes from the Android plugin). However, when I run the app under macOS, then it fails with an error:

WARNING: Secure coding is not enabled for restorable state! Enable secure coding by implementing NSApplicationDelegate.applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState: and returning YES.

I have 2 questions: 1) What is the development level of Desktop Compose (for MacOS), is it still alpha? 2) How do I fix the above problem: Gemini suggests to implement

MyApplication

that implements the

NSApplicationDelegate

but when I copy this code into the src/main/kotlin/Main.kt, the

NSApplication

and

NSApplicationDelegate

are unknown and there is no suggestion from where to import them. The generated project uses "org.jetbrains.compose.uidesktop ui1.6.10". (Please let me know if I should post the generated code. I am using IntelliJ Ultimate 2024.1.2 on arm64 MacOS.) Thanks for suggestions Melchior

The documentation states that the Ktor Client follows redirects by default: https://ktor.io/docs/http-redirect.html But on receiving HTTP 307 status code from my API I get

io.ktor.client.plugins.RedirectResponseException: Unhandled redirect

. So which is supposed to be right? What am I supposed to do if

followRedirects

is already true?

Is there an .editorconfig equivalent of the Code Style → Kotlin → Packages to Use Import with '*' setting? Setting it and then exporting to .editorconfig puts the newly set value to the

ij_kotlin_packages_to_use_import_on_demand

config, but setting that value does not seem to have the same effect as the IDEA setting.

Hello everyone, is it possible to use ktor client for gRPC/protobuf and KMM (iOS/Android)? If someone could point me to a sample project/guide/docs that'd be great!

Is it reasonable to have a

@Composable

function with return type? I am trying to evaluate the feasibility to write JVM unit tests for them:

@Composable
fun spanStyleRange(textAttribute: TextAttribute): AnnotatedString.Range<SpanStyle> {
    val spanStyle: SpanStyle = when (textAttribute.type) {
        TextAttributeType.HASHTAG ->
            SpanStyle(color = MaterialTheme.colors.primary, fontWeight = FontWeight.Bold)
        else -> SpanStyle()
    }
    return AnnotatedString.Range(
        item = spanStyle,
        start = textAttribute.start,
        end = textAttribute.start + textAttribute.length
    )
}

In thie example,

spanStyleRange

need to be annotated with

@Composable

because it is using

MaterialTheme.colors

For those who want BuildConfig for Kotlin MPP. I'm currently working on this https://github.com/yshrsmz/BuildKonfig

Is there a kotlin mpp implementation of gzip?

Are there alternatives to using the spread (

*

) operator when dynamically building a list to call a varargs method with? or is the detekt

SpreadOperator

rule just there to make sure there's awareness of the performance implications of doing so?

is there a good equivalent of a "multiset" in Kotlin? I don't care about order. I simply care about element count and I want to compare equality between to multisets.

Cannot query the value of this provider because it has no value available. I cannot build via XCode