```could someone help me understand why this happens in recomposition count? It happens to me in all...

# compose

[Gonzalo Renedo]

could someone help me understand why this happens in recomposition count? It happens to me in all apps, I think it's an android bug

BasicStateCodelab – WaterCounter.kt [BasicStateCodelab.app.main] 2022-11-04 18-58-27.mp4

[robercoding]

I think it's working as expected

[robercoding]

What should not be recomposing?

[Gonzalo Renedo]

Button recompose 40 counts when i clicked 5 times

[robercoding]

You can disable recomposition by setting elevation = null

That happens because it implements DefaultButtonElevation and this listens for any interactionSource changes, so when you press it/release/hover, it's doing some kinda of animation and applying it to the box elevation inside button

I don't think is something you should worry, nevertheless good question though 🙂

[robercoding]

If you're interested on how it works, dig inside the Button and you'll find what's going on or at least the root cause

[Gonzalo Renedo]

perdona eres español?

[Gonzalo Renedo]

por tu nombre digo

[Gonzalo Renedo]

entiendo mas o menos lo que dices pero no del todo

[Gonzalo Renedo]

1. no entiendo donde hay que poner eleveation = null, es un valor que viene por defecto de button?

[Gonzalo Renedo]

vale creo que ahora mirandolo lo entiendo

[Gonzalo Renedo]

voy a probar

[Gonzalo Renedo]

ya ves tio

[Gonzalo Renedo]

tenias razon

[Gonzalo Renedo]

que paranoya

[robercoding]

Si, soy español! Pero estaría bien hablar en inglés si no te importa así los demás puedan entender lo que decimos y contribuir si hace falta jaja

[Gonzalo Renedo]

ahora la pregunta es:
¿Es correcto tener eso así y que se recomponga cuanto le plazca?

[Gonzalo Renedo]

OK, sorry I understand english very slow

[robercoding]

No worries 😉

¿Es correcto tener eso así y que se recomponga cuanto le plazca?

I'm not sure about that, maybe it's not possible to skip Composition phase, I haven't dig it up too much there. But recomposition is not bad, just I would forget about it unless you think it's costing you performance in your app, which I don't think it's the case

[Gonzalo Renedo]

c'mon, actually, I've done exactly what you told me (elevation = null).
The problem is this: if I'm optimizing my jetpack compose app and I need to know how many times elements are recomposed, leaving this free might seem a bit confusing.

[robercoding]

If that is your concern then no worries this shouldn't affect your app, since recomposition happens inside Button and the nearest scope is the Button scope, so it won't recompose any other parts of the app

[robercoding]

But, keep in mind that recomposition is not bad unless you notice some performance issue

In this case, let Button recompose as much as it needs when interacting with it, it's an animation, it's supposed to be recomposed 😄

[Gonzalo Renedo]

ok, thanks you very much!

[Abdelilah El Aissaoui]

The ripple animation is the reason of most of the recompositions, is not something bad (it's actually the expected behavior), as not everything is recomposed, just the parts that need to change like the background. Elevation changes and other interactions affect as @robercoding has already explained.

Spanish: La mayoría de las recomposiciones son por la animación del ripple, lo cual no es algo es algo malo (es el comportamiento esperado), ya que no se recompone todo, tan solo las partes que lo necesitan como podría ser el fondo en el caso de esta animación. Los cambios de elevación y otras interaciones también afectan tal y como Roberto ha mencionado.