Aha, Jossi is right. That didn’t occur to me, because in my actual app I have a bunch of stuff in the bottom sheet. But the code amounted to something like this:

bottomSheet(...) {
  for (item in <empty list>) {
    ...
  }
}

My bad.

Jossi, is it practical to add support for bottom sheets as start destinations? I see the issue now that, without being able to pop the stack, dismissing the modal would go nowhere. perhaps the

BottomSheetNavigator.Destination

could accept a fallback route to navigate to, in cases where the bottom sheet is itself at the bottom of the stack? Or, instead, add some behaviour where the bottom sheet can be set as startDestination, with another destination underneath? Reason I ask is, on iOS we have roughly this capability, by opening a bottom-sheet-style modal in a

viewDidLoad

callback. I’d like to have some similar capability on Android, so that I can open a bottom sheet when an Activity initially starts.