I just updated all my compose dependencies to the ...

# compose

[YASAN]

I just updated all my compose dependencies to the latest ones and my one (and only) composable screen that has a dynamic destination string and a viewmodel has issues. It launches without issues but crashes when I want to go back. I cant find how to fix it anywhere including here. Details on the thread:

[YASAN]

My destination string is options.folders.edit/{folderId}
and it used to work fine before these updates.

[YASAN]

Now I get this error after trying to close the composable screen (with navigateUp)

[YASAN]

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No destination with route options.folders.edit/{folderId} is on the NavController's back stack. The current destination is Destination(0x78d845ec) route=home

[allan.conda]

check the backstack if it’s there?

[allan.conda]

the internal code which throws that exception is pretty simple to debug

[allan.conda]

It might be caused by the new default crossfade transition animation bug

[allan.conda]

https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/194313238

[YASAN]

It had no issues in the past so I think its because of the new changes in Compose libraries.

[YASAN]

Might be. I will investigate more.

[Ian Lake]

Are you calling getBackStackEntry as part of composition? With animations, you're going to continue to get recomposed as you animate out (i.e., after your navigate call)

[Ian Lake]

You can always wrap your call to getBackStackEntry in remember

[Ian Lake]

But if you're trying to get your own NavBackStackEntry, there's a reason that is passed to your composable lambda - use that one

[YASAN]

@Ian Lake Thank you. I just used "it" instead of getBackStackEntry and its fixed. I dont know why I didnt use that originally.