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Hey I am trying out redwood and I am a bit confused as to how to implement widget schemas

```@Widget(2)
data class Button(
    @Property(1)
    val type: ButtonType,
    @Property(2)
    val content: ButtonScope.() -&gt; Unit
)

object ButtonScope

enum class ButtonType {
    Primary,
    Secondary,
    Tertiary,
}```
Looks like when I add the ButtonType it breaks. If I use primitives (ie: a String) everything works as expected

The build itself. It starts not finding imports etc. A bit weird.

It needs to live in a shared module that the schema, composables, and widget interfaces can all reference

Yep, precisely. I think that's what we call ours.

okay so something like
```- schema: contains stuff annotated with @widget
- compose: build schema into composables 
- api: contains models and enums used by the above so it's imported in both```

one more question that's a bit unrelated. i noticed instead of enums you ofter use value classes (with ordinal). that is required for the protocol or is there any other reason?

It's just for extreme efficiency on our part. We want the overhead of the library to be as small as possible.

I wouldn't bother for your own stuff unless it becomes a problem later on.

kind of more related to kmm than redwood, but do you know why my kotlin.native import is in red? i am only building for jvm at the moment - just testing

Which kotlin plugin are you using to compile the generated sources?

im using jvm for the schema, and multiplatform for api, compose and widget

The JVM stdlib doesn't have that annotation, but the common one does. It should still compile though, it's just the IDE that is confused