I have a module that applies the compose plugin, and has a class in it: ```sealed class Navigation ...

# compose

[eygraber]

I have a module that applies the compose plugin, and has a class in it:

sealed class Navigation {
  data class Account(val id: AccountId) : Navigation()
}

AccountId comes from another module that doesn't apply the compose plugin and is defined as:

interface StringId {
  val raw: String
}

@JvmInline
value class AccountId(override val raw: String): StringId

If I run the compiler metrics on the first module, it shows:

stable class Account {
  stable val id: AccountId
  <runtime stability> = Stable
}

I thought that classes coming from another module that doesn't apply the compose plugin will be treated as unstable?

[Ben Trengrove [G]]

Inline classes we take the stability of the underlying type, so string in this case

[eygraber]

Even though it's from a different module?

[xoangon]

Compose determines the stability based on the types, not the variables. The "String" type is known by Compose regardless where your variable with that type is declared