``` var startBluetoothFlow by remember { mutableStateOf(false) } LaunchedEffect(key1 = true) ...

# compose

[mattinger]

var startBluetoothFlow by remember { mutableStateOf(false) }
    LaunchedEffect(key1 = true) {
        if (!host.bleManager.isReadyForScanning) {
            startBluetoothFlow = true
        }
    }

    if (startBluetoothFlow) {
        BluetoothController(
            permissionState = permissionState,
            bluetooth = host.bleManager,
            navHostController = navController,
        )
    }

The problem is that BluetoothController is getting evaluated multiple times

[mattinger]

I feel like permissionState is triggering recomposition even when it’s not actually changing state

[Francesc]

once you turn the flag to true, it will remain true and trigger your if block at each composition.
You could wrap your if block in a LaunchedEffect with key startBluetothFlow or maybe just move this block into the existing LaunchedEffect

[mattinger]

well, i can’t move the block inside LaunchedEffect, because BluetoothController is a composable. I think my issue was with using SideEffect in the BluetoothController to trigger things. I switched to using LaunchedEffect in there so that things only fire a single time.