Now that the compose compiler is shipped as part o...
# composel
Landry Norris
04/30/2024, 4:50 PMNow that the compose compiler is shipped as part of Kotlin (as of 2.0.0-RC2), will that mean that there won't be a separate compiler plugin maintained by Jetbrains and Google? Will Google be working directly on the one in the Kotlin repo, meaning there won't be any delay between the latest compiler from Google and the latest Kotlin support?
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MR3Y
04/30/2024, 5:06 PMYes there won't be any delay, this answers your questions https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2024/04/jetpack-compose-compiler-moving-to-kotlin-repository.html
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Landry Norris
04/30/2024, 5:08 PMThat'll be good. Hopefully compose-multiplatform-core can get a similar solution in the future.
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05/01/2024, 3:52 AMIt makes sense but what I'm curious about is whats gonna happen to the compose multiplatform plugin by jetbrains. Honestly I find it a bit confusing
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Landry Norris
05/01/2024, 2:23 PMIt looks like for right now, one will just configure the other. I'd imagine over time, the jetbrains one would be removed, since the reason it's separate now is that from my understanding, Google focuses on Android, and Jetbrains fixes incompatibilities with K/N and K/JS.
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