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I have a `BottomSheetScaffold` with the following `scaffoldState`: ```val scaffoldState = rememberBo...
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l
I have a 
BottomSheetScaffold
with the following `scaffoldState`:
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val scaffoldState = rememberBottomSheetScaffoldState(
    bottomSheetState = rememberStandardBottomSheetState(
        initialValue = Hidden,
        skipHiddenState = false,
        confirmValueChange = { newValue ->
            println("new value: $newValue")
            if (newValue == Hidden) viewModel.onCodeBottomSheetClosed()
            true
        }
    )
)
However the behavior of the state in 
confirmValueChange
is quite weird (see 🧵).
Opening bottom sheet with `scaffoldState.bottomSheetState.expand()`:
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new value: Expanded
new value: PartiallyExpanded
new value: PartiallyExpanded
Closing bottom sheet by swipe:
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sheet new value: PartiallyExpanded
sheet new value: PartiallyExpanded
sheet new value: Expanded
Closing bottom sheet by explicitly calling `scaffoldState.bottomSheetState.hide()`:
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new value: Hidden
new value: PartiallyExpanded
Why does it always default to 
PartiallyExpanded
? Why doesn't it go to 
Hidden
state when just swiped, but does so when explicitly calling 
hide()
?
It doesn't seem to respect the 
initialValue = Hidden
as well.
As to what my viewModel does in 
onCodeBottomSheetClicked()
, it just sets the 
sheetContent
to an empty lambda.
Ok, it looks like the solution is to use
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bottomSheetState = rememberModalBottomSheetState(
    skipPartiallyExpanded = true,
    confirmValueChange = { newValue ->
        if (newValue == Hidden) viewModel.onCodeBottomSheetClosed()
        true
    }
)
instead of 
rememberStandardBottomSheetState()
.
c
It’s by definition that the standard bottom sheets are not totally hidden. https://m3.material.io/components/bottom-sheets/guidelines
l
Yes, although when I overwrite the initial state to 
Hidden
I would expect it.
Also when I swipe it down I expect it to hide.
Also I set 
skipHiddenState
to 
false
c
No, it’s always peeking up.
l
Why then these parameters?
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