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

What is the best library for resizing and piping images on the backend in jvm-land?

How to properly add mockk to android tests? The documentationsaus the following should suffice

androidTestImplementation "io.mockk:mockk-android:${mockkVersion}"
androidTestImplementation "io.mockk:mockk-agent:${mockkVersion}"

But neither mockk-android nor mock-agent does include dependencies for mockk-jvm that contains all the methods like every, coEvery, verify etc. So how is it supposed to work?

Do you use dependency injection library for your Desktop app? If so what is it?

How do we access strings resources outside the fragment or activity. I am doing the following:

App.context.getString(R.string.rupees, min.toString())

But with application context static reference like that I am not able to change the strings based upon locale. How should update the app context or restart the whole app? Can anyone help?

Is it possible to store the raw Sql statements Exposed passes to the DB in a variable? I'm aware logging the statements via

addLogger(StdOutSqlLogger)

but how can I access/interact with this info? ex:

Exposed: transaction { table.select { table.id eq 123 } }
Raw SQL ran against DB: SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE ID = 123;

//desired result
val executedSql = SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE ID = 123;
println(executedSql)

How can I access the raw sql executed against the DB?

Do ClickableText composables support Modifier.testTag()? Below I have an example of what I want to do and beneath that the error message I am getting. Sample:

ClickableText(
            text = "Awesome text",
            modifier = Modifier.testTag("SOME_TEST_TAG"),
            onClick = { ... }
        )

ErrorMessage:

Failed to assert the following: (OnClick is defined)
Reason: Expected exactly '1' node but could not find any node that satisfies: (TestTag = 'SOME_TEST_TAG')
However, the unmerged tree contains '1' node that matches. Are you missing `useUnmergedNode = true` in your finder?

Today, I set out to better understand IME padding. In particular, in the context of keeping scrolled content visible when the keyboard opens. I have read again through https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/compose/layouts/insets . I built a simplish example to play/experiment with, shown in the first screenshot. Its composable heirarchy looks like: LazyColumn ElevatedCard(s) Column Text, Spacer, BasicTextField, Spacer, BasicTextFieldSpacer The goal is that when I click on either text field in the card, and the keyboard appears, the entire card scrolls if necessary to stay visible. But when I click on either, I see the second screenshot. The content will slide up to make sure the BasicTextField is visible, but none of the rest of the card. I have thrown imePadding, imeNestedScrolling, and consumeWindowInsets(WindowInsets.ime) at multiple combinations of places in the hierarchy, but none seem to have any effect at all (I wonder if any effects are being hidden by the keyboard itself?) I'm curious if any form of padding is going to solve this problem? Dynamically adjusting the vertical height of something in a scrolled list will just change it's height, but not it's scrolled offset. Am I going to have employ a solution that gets into the guts more? Obviously, there's something that causes the text field itself to pull upwards to stay visible, just not sure where that is happening. I can put code in thread if needed.

So i'm using a ModalBottomSheetLayout inside an LazyColumn. The Modalsheet comes up on the button click which is one of the item of the LazyColumn. And i'm getting this error

java.lang.IllegalStateException: Nesting scrollable in the same direction layouts like ScrollableContainer and LazyColumn is not allowed.

I would like to use KtLint to format some generated code but I'm having some issue with backticks because the generated code contains some of them. Is it possible to tell KtLint to ignore them?