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Any suggestions on how to add a full-width horizontal divider to a `LazyVerticalGrid` with adaptive cells?
I searched here and google, but there weren't any solutions.
edit: all set, came up with a different solution.

```LazyVerticalGrid(
    horizontalArrangement = Arrangement.spacedBy(16.dp),
    verticalArrangement = Arrangement.spacedBy(16.dp),
    cells = GridCells.Adaptive(370.dp)
)```
is my grid code

Essentially, I want to break the grid into sections.

The only idea I can really think of is basically homerolling my own grid using a LazyColumn, which means having to calculate the right number of cells to place in each Row :neutral_face:

_Alternatively_, if I can figure out how to get the number of columns being shown, I can create the correct number of empty cells to form the rest of a row + a new row as a mock divider.

but that info doesn't appear to be exposed

I ended up simply splitting it into two grids and putting them side by side. works, and arguably a better UX in my specific case