I have a generic composable that renders an error ...

# compose

[Bradleycorn]

I have a generic composable that renders an error message (text and icon) using the Material Theme’s error color.  Typically it should use error color for the text color and to tint the icon….
However, in some cases this composable may be called from a Surface() that has its (background) color set to the theme’s primaryColor. In these cases, I’d want error composable to render with its background as the error color (and use onError for the text color and to tint the icon).  I’m wondering how to achieve this?
One idea is to create a CompositionLocal that is consumed by my ErrorMessage composable, and I can set its values appropriately in the Surface to control how errors will appear in that surface.  Does that seem like the right approach? Is there another way to accomplish this?