Hello, I'm encountering a problem using the "by" keyword for my composable's states. I have a module...

# compose

[Alexis]

Hello,
I'm encountering a problem using the "by" keyword for my composable's states.
I have a module where it works perfectly and second one where it always indicates "Property delegate must have a 'getValue(Nothing?, KProperty0<*>)".
I've tried with a basic property such as:

val test by remember { mutableSetOf(false) }

and a state like this:

val state by viewModel.state.collectAsStateWithLifecycle()

I've also tried to clean and rebuild the project as well as cleaning Android Studio's cache.

Anyone has any idea where this might came from?
I can share more info about my gradle files or import if necessary.

Wish you all a good day!

[Alexis]

Well, I've found a solution, it seems that the following import import androidx.compose.runtime.getValue was missing, but I don't understand why the IDE didn't imported as usual...

[Fernando]

Hey, Alexis.
Yeah, that seems to be a common problem some times, and the IDE doesn't flag you that, but by importing the getValue (and setValue for mutable variables) should get fixed

[Alexis]

Yes, it fixed it, since it's the first time it happens to me I was really puzzled, but next time I'll check the imports in the first place 🙂

[francisco]

Is there a way to have android studio auto import those?

[Alexis]

It usually works like fine with the IDE import suggestions, but for some reason, this time it wasn't...
Maybe related to my version of the IDE: 2024.3.2 RC 2