Umm... what the hell? Hey I could use a little bit...

# compose

[John Dior]

Umm... what the hell? Hey I could use a little bit of help, this was working just fine and I made no changes in code

var songAdditon by remember { mutableStateOf(StateWrapper(initialState)) }
        FlowColumn(modifier = Modifier.fillMaxWidth().fillMaxHeight().border(
            BorderStroke(2.dp, Color.Red)
        ), verticalArrangement = Arrangement.SpaceEvenly) {
            Box(modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.CenterHorizontally).fillMaxWidth()){
                TextField(
                    modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.Center),
                    label = {SongAddition::name.asTextField()},
                    value = songAdditon.state.name,
                    isError = (SongAddition::name asErrorFrom songAdditon.error.error),
                    supportingText = {SongAddition::name asErrorTextFrom songAdditon.error.error},
                    onValueChange = { txt: String ->
                        songAdditon = songAdditon.copy(
                            state = songAdditon.state.copy(name = txt)
                        )
                    })
            }
            Box(modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.CenterHorizontally).fillMaxWidth()){
                TextField(modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.Center),
                    label = { SongAddition::path.asTextField() },
                    isError = (SongAddition::path asErrorFrom songAdditon.error.error),
                    supportingText = {SongAddition::path asErrorTextFrom songAdditon.error.error},
                    value = songAdditon.state.path,
                    onValueChange = { txt: String ->
                        songAdditon = songAdditon.copy(
                            state = songAdditon.state.copy(path = txt)
                        )
                    })
            }
            Box(modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.CenterHorizontally).fillMaxWidth()){
                TextField(modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.Center),
                    label = { SongAddition::uploader.asTextField() },
                    isError = (SongAddition::uploader asErrorFrom songAdditon.error.error),
                    supportingText = {SongAddition::uploader asErrorTextFrom songAdditon.error.error},
                    value = songAdditon.state.uploader ?: "",
                    onValueChange = { txt ->
                        songAdditon = songAdditon.copy(
                            state = songAdditon.state.copy(uploader = txt)
                        )
                    })
            }
                Button(
                    onClick = {
                              songAdditon = songAdditon.state.updateViewModel()
                    },
                    modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.CenterHorizontally)
                ) {
                    Text("TEST")
                }


        }

[John Dior]

implementation("com.mohamedrejeb.calf:calf-file-picker:0.1.1")

[John Dior]

ITS THIS STUPID THING

[John Dior]

This library causes this error just by importing it, not even using it.

So anyone gonna try and argue its not poorly designed?

[ephemient]

FlowColumn is marked as @ExperimentalLayoutApi, meaning that its API is not final, subject to change between releases, and should not be used by public libraries

[ephemient]

there are hard checks ensuring that the stable parts of the API remain stable

[John Dior]

Right so if its using something unstable, then thats poorly designed right?

[ephemient]

there can be valid uses of experimental APIs, but they should not be in public libraries that are used by consumers with possibly varying dependencies versions

[ephemient]

if it's all within a codebase you fully control, go ahead

[John Dior]

My codebase uses it, but im not making a pulbic library

[John Dior]

Arrrrrg this is so damn frustrating

[John Dior]

I cant even find out how to update the framework

[ephemient]

https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.mohamedrejeb.calf/calf-file-picker/0.1.1/jar uses compose-foundation:1.5.0-beta01

[ephemient]

if that is different than the version you are using in your own library, then when you mix them together, Gradle will resolve the conflict to the newer of the versions

[John Dior]

some github issue says that he requires beta02, I am on 01

[ephemient]

1.5.1 is released (and part of the 2023.09.00 BOM), so unless you're targeting other platforms I'd recommend targeting that instead of an earlier beta

[John Dior]

actually my compose multiplatform target is 1.4.3

[John Dior]

And of course the only way to know what got updated is through tracking the commits... annoying

[John Dior]

Thanks for the help @ephemient I upgraded and then fixed the resulting broken codebase. It seems stable now