:construction: We’ve released <https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform/releases/tag/v1.6....

# compose

[Daria Voronina [JB]]

🚧 We’ve released Compose Multiplatform 1.6.0-rc02 with a bug fix in the resource library. This fix introduces breaking changes.
Check out the details: 👉 https://kotl.in/4pplj1
See the full changelog: 👉 https://kotl.in/iewqof

[eygraber]

The release notes say that when using resources this

import <modulePackage>.generated.resources.Res

Should be replaced with

import <modulePackage>.generated.resources.Res
import <modulePackage>.generated.resources.*

That doesn't seem right + a lot of projects are configured to not use star imports

[Joel Denke]

Hehe I love that I update to latest release before its announced 😄 I reacted as well on the star imports, as I think collide with default Kotlin guidelines even. Curious how come need to do this, but I presume they shifted from object static constants or such to public variables decoupled from Res class now. Havent checked source code yet.

[Joel Denke]

One nice thing seems to be fixed now, but not mentioned in release, is all gradle lint release tasks gave errors, now doesnt anymore. Doing clean rebuild works much better, and also faster. So thats nice 🙂

[Joel Denke]

@eygraber Ah ok, seems like they created strings, drawable and such in separate files now, with extension member like this:

@ExperimentalResourceApi
internal val Res.drawable.compose_multiplatform: DrawableResource
  get() = Drawable0.compose_multiplatform

Before they were all inside Res class 🙂

[Igor Demin]

Wildcard usage was described as the fastest way to adapt your code, not as the requirement. We changed the wording.