On a related note, I was having some struggles wit...

# compose

[Andrew Watson]

On a related note, I was having some struggles with LocalSoftwareKeyboardController today. At first I thought perhaps that it was an Android-only variant class in compose, but actually digging a bit more into Compose Multiplatform it is theoretically supposed to be there, on at least iOS and Android.

Has anyone gotten it to work? When I tried to use it on my Android compose multiplatform build it crashed saying it couldn't find the class. I can't add compse.ui.platform in the gradle deps commonMain (which is where it resides) but I can add compose.ui .

If anyone has any examples of this I'd love to hear about it

[Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD]]

Which version of compose are you using, and which version are your dependencies using? LSKC was experimental until fairly recently, and when we stabilized it we also changed it from a class to a proper composition local. So if one of your dependencies is using a mismatched version and trying to do something with that api, it will be expecting a class instead of a val.

[Andrew Watson]

@Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD] here is what I've got in my TOML:

compose = "1.5.4"
compose-plugin = "1.5.11"
compose-preview = "1.6.0-beta02"
compose-compiler = "1.5.5"
agp = "8.1.4"

[Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD]]

I’m not sure if preview and compose not matching would cause this. You can use Gradle to see what versions your dependencies are depending on.

[Andrew Watson]

It's actually a valid bug. https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/312895384

[Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD]]

That’s different, the bug in this thread is a class not found exceptions IIUC

[Andrew Watson]

DOH

[Andrew Watson]

AHHH

[Andrew Watson]

Sorry, need to read my own OP

[Andrew Watson]

These are good suggestions, I'll play around with aligning versions