Hi, out of nowhere I'm seeing this error message if I try to run detekt in a mulit-module project's submodule:

> Run failed with 1 invalid config property.
        - Property 'formatting' is misspelled or does not exist.

How can i make a

IconButton

with elevation shadow?

how to get the file size from uri

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Is it possible to create a menu bar app on macOS with compose-desktop?

Hi. Did anybody successfully implemented http cache-control on Ktor client? If yes, then I'll much appreciate if you could point me to any source (articles, documentation, code samples etc.) of implementation.

I keep running into err: "Cannot access 'Serializable': it is internal in 'kotlin.io'. I've searched previous messages and double checked my dependencies: • common = org.jetbrains.kotlinxkotlinx serialization runtime common${Versions.serialization} • android = "org.jetbrains.kotlinxkotlinx serialization runtime${Versions.serialization}" • ios = "org.jetbrains.kotlinxkotlinx serialization runtime native${Versions.serialization}" plugin is applied metadata is set in settings.gradle

hey guys! what is the best practice of using SQLDelight in a multi-module projects, especially KMM project? If I have several modules working with the database it looks logical to place DB logic and base classes in some shared core module. But the specific SQL files probably should be in thier specific feature-modules. And here I come into set of questions. Should I enable the gradle plugin in every module which uses DB (and has it’s own entities which it works with) and also in the core module? If the schema files will be present in different modules how will the db be created initially?

I'm trying to use

sqldelight

in my kmp project with

desktop

+

mobile

and

wasmjs

targets sharing UI and my project won't build⬇️, since

sqldelight

doesn't support wasm yet, how can I exclude the sqldelight requirement from wasm target only ? I will be using a different approach for persistence with wasm ui, but I haven't given much though to it yet.

How does iOS apps here using navigation? Do you use TabView and bridge back to compose, or using something like Decompose? I am mostly interested in how solving the navigation host thing equivalent in androidx navigation compose. I want to share more compose code between Android and iOS, but having correct lifecycle and gesture handling as well as proper transitions etc natively per platform.