I'm using HorizontalPager and listening to page updates as per the docs. This works well, but I also get notified when I programatically scroll. Is there a way to only listen to updates made by a user and not programatically? I saw the pager docs have something called Interaction source, but I couldn't figure out if its actually meant for my situation (docs dont really lead me to believe that it should be used for my case). Any suggestions?

Can you describe the use case a bit more? Wanting to know the source of a state change like this can often indicate some lurking source of truth questions in the data flow

Tangentially, I found there were some surprising behaviours when I used programmatic scroll with Pager. Main one I remember is the single animation restriction, so needed to catch an exception on animateScrollToPage, and drop back to scrollToPage.

On scroll of my pager (by a user) I want to perform an action. And thats easy to do via the docs, but in some cases I also programatically scroll my pager, and therefore my action gets called too, but I don't want that action to be called programatically. I actually found this github issues... https://github.com/google/accompanist/issues/651 but I don't know how to actually use the api to just filter for user has paged event.