When `supportsRtl=false`, but a RTL language is set, `LocalLayoutDirection` isn't immediately set to...

ste

10/26/2022, 9:43 AM

When

supportsRtl=false

, but a RTL language is set,

LocalLayoutDirection

isn't immediately set to Ltr, causing the UI to be composed in rtl for a brief moment:

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println("layout direction: ${LocalLayoutDirection.current}")
// layout direction: Rtl
// layout direction: Ltr

Of course I can make

LocalLayoutDirection

always provide

LayoutDirection.Ltr

, but is this expected?

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