After some finding from my previous issue above, I...

# compose-android

[Josh Eldridge]

After some finding from my previous issue above, I discovered it was cause of some referential equality issues specifically with the defaultValue when using a value that isn't a primitive and breaks referential equality like a long array.

I'm wondering if we're not supposed to be using NavType.LongArrayType or other reference-based types inside a navArgument of Compose's NavGraph? I don't see it in the list of supported argument types here https://developer.android.com/guide/navigation/use-graph/pass-data#supported_argument_types, but it's still a valid type in the NavType class and the class doc also mentions arrays:

There are built-in NavTypes for primitive types, such as int, long, boolean, float, and strings, parcelable, and serializable classes (including Enums), as well as arrays of each supported type.