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)

If anyone has been looking for a Rich Text editor composable, I ported a Jetpack compose library someone made to multiplatform compose (w_ith the original authors blessing_) https://github.com/Wavesonics/richtext-compose-multiplatform it's still pretty early, but I'm continuing to work on it.

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.

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

Hello, everyone! What is the best way to generate OpenAPI docs basing on Ktor routings (already written)? There`s Ktor OpenAPI Generator (https://github.com/papsign/Ktor-OpenAPI-Generator), but the project seems not very active.

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

Is there a way to show a Compose popup or dialog from an Android custom view? We have lots of Android custom views that we don't have the time to migrate fully to compose, but we are adding new developments in compose gradually. Adding

ComposeView

in the XML works for most cases, but now we have to show a pop window and an alert on user interaction. We have tried creating the

PopupWindow

and

AlertDialog

programmatically and setting the content view as a

ComposeView

with the desired content but we get errors like:

java.lang.IllegalStateException: ViewTreeLifecycleOwner not found from android.widget.PopupWindow$PopupDecorView

So we are thinking that maybe there is a way to launch the alert and popup directly from compose, but don't know how to launch it from inside a custom view without replacing the already working content.

Exposed supports Jsonb types with postgres database?

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.

Is there any way to disable scroll and clicks on children in a LazyColumn?