is there a way to get the kotlin stacktrace or more info when the app crashes? All I am getting is ...

# compose-web

[Alex Styl]

is there a way to get the kotlin stacktrace or more info when the app crashes?

All I am getting is this and really hard to debug

[Ivan Matkov]

I see that in our issue tracker recently. It's about version missmatch (the issue is still open to figure out exact details)
Make sure that all compose modules use the same version

[Jacob Ras]

Yeah, I've only seen this on Android when I mismatched versions. Currently I get it with 1.7.0-rc01 (didn't try stable yet), but about DropdownMenu instead. Which is strange, because I use the compose plugin's versioning. Will try with stable and see how it goes.

[Ivan Matkov]

Some dependency might bump some part above plugin :(

[Jacob Ras]

Good point @Ivan Matkov but at this point there's nothing newer than 1.7. Assuming none of the dependency are going for the 1.8-dev versions 😛

[Alex Styl]

It's about version missmatch

@Ivan Matkov i figured after some debugging. ended up updating the modules. very weird though, because the desktop worked great, but web crashed

[Alex Styl]

the original question still remains though. is there a way to get a full stacktrace?

[Ivan Matkov]

very weird though, because the desktop worked great, but web crashed

I found the reason: In AOSP one parameter was updated from non-nullable to nullable. It's binary compatible change on JVM, so Google didn't consider it as breaking change.
I'm preparing compatibility fix for non-jvm platforms in 1.7.1 + discussing how to tune tooling checks

[Ivan Matkov]

is there a way to get a full stacktrace?

Probably no because it's about method loading/resolution. I doubt that it will be meaningful anyway

[Ivan Matkov]

Issue for tracking: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CMP-6668