Hello, This import : ```import org.jetbrains.comp...

# compose-web

[Raphaël Blard]

Hello,
This import :

import org.jetbrains.compose.web.renderComposable

fails with this error :

Unresolved reference: jetbrains

With versions :
• Compose 1.4.3
• Kotlin 1.9.0 (marked as compatible here)
Would anyone happen to have any leads ?

[Big Chungus]

What targets do you have declared, which sourceSet did you add the desktop dependencies at, which sourceSet is the code from?

[CLOVIS]

@Big Chungus This error appears in the main function of the web module. That module only has JS enabled.

Other modules in the project have compose desktop and compose android.

[Big Chungus]

Are you able to share the buildfile of web module?

[Raphaël Blard]

Yes, here it is :
https://gitlab.com/RBD-4SH/decouple/blob/d3da609a9e69dbf07351f59d785faa5703a5e46b/demo/web/build.gradle.kts

[Big Chungus]

I can't find compose.html.core dependency in any of your modules. That's what provides the missing import.

[CLOVIS]

Is that a new change? This happened while upgrading from Compose MPP 1.4.1 to 1.4.3, it worked previously

[Big Chungus]

It's not new, but I don't see how you can get that fun without the core dependency

[CLOVIS]

The web dependencies are declared in :styles:style-material-tailwind

[Big Chungus]

Is it just red in IDE or gradle is failing too?

[CLOVIS]

Gradle is failing too

[CLOVIS]

Link from another branch, but that file hasn't been changed: https://gitlab.com/opensavvy/decouple/blob/48701ac5fc58a386f9020c686b0023db2f6bc044/styles/style-material-tailwind/build.gradle.kts#L18-L17

[Big Chungus]

Aha! Two things pop to mind:
1. Compose dependencies are declared as implementation and not api so your demo module does not get them exposed transitively
2. Kotlin.js plugin was deprecated in 1.8.22 so the support for it might've degraded with 1.9.0. Try switching to kmp plugin instead.

[CLOVIS]

Thanks, I'll check both of these

[Igor Demin]

Compose dependencies are declared as implementation and not api

Yes, in https://gitlab.com/RBD-4SH/decouple/-/blame/d3da609a9e69dbf07351f59d785faa5703a5e46b/style/material-tailwind/build.gradle.kts#L23
it should be:

api(compose.web.core)
	api(compose.web.svg)

if you want Compose to be accessible from another module

There was a bug in Kotlin JS <= 1.8.22 that allowed to use libraries declared as implementation. This bug is fixed in Kotlin 1.9, so you see this compilations error.

[CLOVIS]

1. Kotlin.js plugin was deprecated in 1.8.22 so the support for it might've degraded with 1.9.0. Try switching to kmp plugin instead.

Wasn't that, but well, it was a good occasion to migrate.

[CLOVIS]

@Igor Demin compose.web.core is marked as deprecated in favor of compose.html.core , I assume it makes no difference w.r.t. your comment?

[CLOVIS]

Replacing both by api doesn't seem to make a difference

[Raphaël Blard]

Just for reference, here are the two new build.gradle files after applying suggestions 1. and 2. from @Big Chungus as well as @Igor Demin’s advice :
https://gitlab.com/RBD-4SH/decouple/blob/541df77f5c00a4203ab598fe4b24f0fee2397265/demo/web/build.gradle.kts
https://gitlab.com/RBD-4SH/decouple/blob/5f29b031ed00c3a13ac78b929adf50f20a5a048a/style/material-tailwind/build.gradle.kts

[Mike Digman]

Hey all, thought I’d share I ran into a similar issue caused by upgrading to Kotlin 1.9.0. My shared / common module used implementation instead of api for all the Compose libraries. Because of the bug referenced above, my project’s jsApp module had access to all the Compose libraries had access to Compose libraries because the common / shared module was a dependency. After the upgrade, all the Compose references were broken in the jsApp module but a change from implementation to api in common fixed it.