Hi! Anyone encountered this problem below? I have a multiplatform shared sub-project. And since 1.7.20 the incremental compilation sometimes has a hick-up:

> Task :shared:api:compileKotlinJs FAILED
e: Could not load module <com.thebase.shared:api> in an attempt to find deserializer for symbol com.thebase.shared.api.finance/FolioModel.BillingAddress.Company|null[0].

When the cache is cleared things start to work again ...

When building a SQLdelight multiplatform module I’m getting this warning:

% ./gradlew :database:build

[...]

> Task :database:compileIosMainKotlinMetadata FAILED
w: Could not find "co.touchlab:sqliter-driver-cinterop-sqlite3"

Any idea why this happens and how to fix it (I know it’s just a warning but…)? Happy to give more info if only I knew what could help (gradle files, other code…)

I'm generating baseline for whole project using this custom task

task detektProjectBaseline(type: DetektCreateBaselineTask,  group: "detekt") {
    description = "Overrides current baseline."
    buildUponDefaultConfig = false
    ignoreFailures.set(true)
    parallel.set(true)
    setSource(files(rootDir))
    config.setFrom(files("$rootDir/quality/detekt/detekt-config.yml"))
    baseline.set(file("$rootDir/quality/detekt/baseline.xml"))
    include("**/*.kt")
    exclude("**/res/**", "**/build/**", "**/*.kts", "**/test/**", "**/androidTest/**")
    classpath.setFrom(project.configurations.getByName("detekt"))
}

and I have another task which runs on files that I'm passing through

-PinputFiles

gradle param

task detektChangedFiles(type: Detekt, group: "detekt") {
    description = "Runs over changed files."
    buildUponDefaultConfig = false
    ignoreFailures = false
    parallel = true
    if (project.hasProperty("inputFiles")) {
        setSource(files(inputFiles.split('\n')))
    }
    config.setFrom(file("$rootDir/quality/detekt/detekt-config.yml"))
    baseline.set(file("$rootDir/quality/detekt/baseline.xml"))
    include("**/*.kt")
    exclude("**/res/**", "**/build/**", "**/*.kts", "**/test/**", "**/androidTest/**")
    classpath.setFrom(project.configurations.getByName("detekt"))
    reports {
        xml {
            enabled = true
            destination = file("build/reports/detekt.xml")
        }
        html {
            enabled = true
            destination = file("build/reports/detekt.html")
        }
    }
}

The problem is that after running detektChangedFiles I'm getting issues like UnnecessaryLet that my baseline doesn't contain for that file. Seems baseline generation task ignores some rules

ViewCompat.setOnApplyWindowInsetsListener(this) { _, windowInsets ->
    val statusBarInsets = windowInsets.getInsets(WindowInsetsCompat.Type.statusBars())
    val statusBarHeight: Int = <http://statusBarInsets.top|statusBarInsets.top>
}

Does anyone knows, why I’m I getting statusBar height as zero, this will be called multiple times, sometimes I see the actual height of the status bar but sometimes it does reset to zero. Appreciate your help

Is there a funtion in stdlib for masking a string? I have a use case where a mask is provided say ##-## and a string say "1234" and unsafe bits say 2. So the result should be ##-34

Hello Guys, I'm working on a multi-module Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) project targeting both iOS and Android. I'm attempting to upgrade the Kotlin version from 1.9.23 to 2.0.21, which requires the integration of the Compose Compiler Plugin. Here's the structure of my project: • Feature Modules: shared modules where ViewModel and DI logic are in commonMain. The Android UI is implemented in androidMain. • iOS UI: All iOS-specific UI code is contained within the iosApp package. After upgrading the Kotlin version, I've added the Compose Compiler Plugin to: • The root project's build.gradle file. • Each module's build.gradle file where Compose is used, including the shared feature modules. However, after making these changes: • Android builds and runs without issues. • iOS compilation fails with errors. asking for Compose Runtime dependency.(pls check image) Right now, I'm not trying to use compose code inside SwiftUI but might try to do so in the future 😅. So why iOS is failing with compose related issue

My schema has a field that is defined as a Date, but when looking at the query I'm generating that fetches that field, it gets resolved to

Any

. Is there something I'm missing here?

is it possible for Accompanist WebView to follow app theme?

if Kotlin's

fixedRateTimer

function appropriate and accurate enough to create a countdown timer? And is there any problem with launching a coroutine inside the timer action block?

fun startTimer() {
        timer?.cancel()
        applicationScope.launch {
            val selectedTask = selectedTask.first()
            if (selectedTask != null) {
                taskDao.updateLastActiveTimestamp(selectedTask.id, System.currentTimeMillis())
                startTimerService()
                timerRunningFlow.value = true
                timer = fixedRateTimer(period = TICK_DELAY) {
                    applicationScope.launch {
                        taskDao.increaseMillisCompletedToday(selectedTask.id, TICK_DELAY)
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

Hello, I have a regex made to match markdown links that works perfectly in Kotlin/JVM, but in JavaScript, it leads to a runtime error:

SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: /\[(?<text>.+)\]\((?<url>[^) ]+)(?: \"(?<title>.+)\")?\)/: Invalid escape
    at new RegExp (<anonymous>)

Here's the source code that works in the JVM and fails in Chrome :

//language=RegExp
val linksRegex = """\[(?<text>.+)\]\((?<url>[^) ]+)(?: \"(?<title>.+)\")?\)""".toRegex()

When I look at the generated JavaScript code, here's what I get:

var tmp0_toRegex_0 = '\\[(?<text>.+)\\]\\((?<url>[^) ]+)(?: \\"(?<title>.+)\\")?\\)';

I tried to workaround using

js("…")

:

val linksRegex = js("""'\[(?<text>.+)]\((?<url>[^) ]+)(?: "(?<title>.+)")?\)'""").unsafeCast<String>().toRegex()

Unfortunately, it then seems to strip the backslashes away as it's matching quite random strings that are not markdown-style links at all but plain English sentences. Is there a way to get that Regex to work in JS like it does in the JVM?