What’s the best way to get the “current scope” for a suspend function? In other words,

suspend fun foo() { async { ... } }

. I’d like to use async inside foo, and inherit from whatever scope foo was called with.

Hi, does anyone know how to solve "No such module composeApp" error

Key "..." was already used. If you are using LazyColumn/Row please make sure you provide a unique key for each item.

For crashes like these, is there any work being done to improve the stack traces? I have a billion LazyColumn/Rows in my project, and while the error message explains the issue perfectly, I have zero insight into where it actually happens.

How can I align Text and content of OutlinedTextField to CenterVertically?

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

Has anyone tried measuring the size increase on a Compose multiplatform app? I built a one-screen sample app that loads a list of cat pictures and shows them in a list. Clicking one enlarges it. I built it native (SwiftUI on iOS), KMP (Compose) and in Flutter to compare the three. On Android I'm seeing expected results (available in repo below). On iOS however, the size increase seems excessive. A thinned release build: native 1.7 MB, Compose: 24.8 MB, Flutter 48.1 MB. Debug build for simulator shows a similar ratio (4.6 / 57.6 / 91.8 MB). I don't think the Compose build is supposed to be that big, since I'm just using a couple of components. Please correct me if I'm wrong! 🙏 I have one guess: that the library isn't being stripped. I tried opening up the iOS archive without any luck (only binary files, didn't understand much of it 😬) All code + Android comparison results: https://github.com/jacobras/flutter-vs-native-vs-kmp Feel free to play around with it.

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.

Is there a way to schedule a task in ktor? I want to sechedule a task for 20 minutes if they are over, that task should be marked expired. Am having idea of using delay but not sure if its tye best approach so far.Any one please?

I’m getting this after enabling K2 mode

Plugin ‘Kotlin Multiplatform’ wasn’t loaded because it’s incompatible with the Kotlin plugin in K2 mode

w: Kotlin Multiplatform <-> Android Gradle Plugin compatibility issue:
The applied Android Gradle Plugin version (8.3.0) is higher 
than the maximum known to the Kotlin Gradle Plugin.
Tooling stability in such configuration isn't tested, please report encountered issues to <https://kotl.in/issue>"

Minimum supported Android Gradle Plugin version: 7.0
Maximum tested Android Gradle Plugin version: 8.2

To suppress this message add 'kotlin.mpp.androidGradlePluginCompatibility.nowarn=true' to your gradle.properties

Really, how can it be that Kotlin plugin is not supporting version of AGP that is 8.3? I am using Kotlin 1.9.23, Gradle 8.6, AGP 8.3, Java 17.