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I can call `internal` symbols from other modules using `@Suppress("INVISIBLE_MEMBER")`or `"INVISIBLE_REFERENCE"`. However that does not work for internal setter on a property. How can I suppress `Cannot assign to ...: the setter is internal in ...`?

Solved by going though java wrapper, as java ignores `internal`. I'd still like to go through with just kotlin though.

what are the internal symbols you want to use and can you set `-Xfriend-paths` or associated compilations to allow access instead?

In compose app I set `ScrollState.maxValue`(in my custom scrolling layout implementation). This is in library so I can't use friend-paths.

across modules it would make more sense to use `@RequiresOptIn` than try to abuse `internal`

This:
```@Suppress("INVISIBLE_REFERENCE", "INVISIBLE_MEMBER")
fun main() {
    kotlinx.coroutines.timeSource = null
}```
worked for me to access an `internal var` in kotlinx coroutines. Are you specifically accessing something with an `internal set`?

Found it! You need `@Suppress("INVISIBLE_SETTER")` . I found out from the <https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/master/compiler/frontend/src/org/jetbrains/kotlin/diagnostics/rendering/DefaultErrorMessages.java|DefaultErrorMessages.java>, which lists nearly all the warnings and errors that the compiler can produce, therefore you can search for any error in that file and find its tag.

Wow, thanks! I was looking for that in source too but quite a different file.

Actually you can add `-Xrender-internal-diagnostic-names` compiler flag to render diagnostic names in build or enable internal mode in IDEA, so it will render this name in pop-up with diagnostic message

But don't forget that suppressing errors may be quite unstable