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I found a bug in the way packaging is done on Compose desktop and the fix is trivial.

Do you folks at jetbrains take contributions? if yes, how do I build and run stuff locally?

So far, I tried cloning the compose-multiplatform repo and import the plugin to my project, but it is complaining about `gradle-plugin-internal-jdk-version-probe`

cc'ing <@U015TKX93PD> since <@U0B854PM2> told me he might now

Alex asked me but I don't have a clue :grin:

&gt; Do you folks at jetbrains take contributions? if yes, how do I build and run stuff locally?
We accept them, but not on regular basis. If the fix is important or small (it seems your situation), we'll review and accept it in a days/weeks. Non-important or big PR's even if they are good can be left without review/merging for months/years unfortunately.

&gt; but it is complaining about `gradle-plugin-internal-jdk-version-probe`
How do you open the project? Do you open `gradle-plugins` subfolder in IDEA? After the Gradle sync, do you perform `publishToMavenLocal` task?

This is a working way to include it in your project. If you try to include the plugin as a Gradle subproject, there can be issues.

> fix is important
If it fixes a bug then in majority of cases it is important.

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<@U015TKX93PD> I gave it a go, but I can't figure out how to use the updated plugin in my project.

I can see compose plugin in local central (see pic), but when I import it I get

```Plugin [id: 'org.jetbrains.compose.compose-gradle-plugin', version: '0.1.0-SNAPSHOT'] was not found in any of the following sources:
Searched in the following repositories:
    MavenLocal(file:/Users/alexstyl/.m2/repository/)
    maven(<https://maven.pkg.jetbrains.space/public/p/compose/dev>)
    Google
    Gradle Central Plugin Repository
    MavenRepo```


I think I got it. Changed the gradle plugin version to SNAPSHOT-0.1.0 instead and it did the trick