Compose compiler Version 1.5.4 released ~3 days ago • Compose Compiler is now compatible with Kotlin 1.9.20 • Add an experimental option to enable strong skipping mode. Strong skipping mode allows composables with unstable parameters to be skipped. Additionally, lambdas with unstable captures are memoized. This feature is experimental and not considered ready for production use. (22421e) • Add flag to enable/disable source/trace information. (4d45f09) • Allow configuring the stability of external classes via a configuration file. (If40eb) • Fix early exit from composable functions when source information is not collected. (fe6267) • Fix continue from composable functions. (948362) • Fix resolution when composable functions are invoked from within a function invocation that has multiple overloads that are dependent on expression return type. (2d36d0) • Fix memoization when function reference does not have dispatch receiver. (fc2326) • Fix dirty check which was preventing recomposition of lambdas in some situations. (db3699) • Fix stability when incrementally compiling across modules. (7d3e127) • Reduce scope of

@DontMemoize

to lambda expressions only. (7a7fa52) • Fix Variables not captured correctly when using a Composable fun interface as a lambda. (5ae3556) • Use structural equality symbol for numeric and null comparison (c612a0)

You should almost ask Google if you can write changelog in androidx compose for them I think. This is amazing! Thank you for this!

@Joel Denke the original changelogs are available at developer.android.com: • https://developer.android.com/jetpack/androidx/releases/compose-compiler • https://developer.android.com/jetpack/androidx/releases/compose-ui • https://developer.android.com/jetpack/androidx/releases/compose-foundation

In this case it's a copy paste, when there are more changes then I go through and pick out the "important" ones as well as look at the CLs to see if something was submitted without a relnote tag. for me it's basically like 90% copying what google lists 😄 people always seem to find it helpful so i keep doing it

Yeah its the bits hidden in git commits usually not there in androidx changelog. Checking that all the time. Just felt this is very nice with some new APIs not mentioned. I know Ian Lake also do similar to this, which is super nice.

I like copying the release notes here as well! And it's nice that they're curated 😄