What's the right way to delete an item in your model, when using `SwipeToDismiss`? The example <http...

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[robnik]

What's the right way to delete an item in your model, when using SwipeToDismiss? The example here does not show it. I'm trying LaunchedEffect(dismissState.currentValue) {...}, but there is a little delay that I don't like. More in thread...

[robnik]

Maybe I'm asking less about how to to delete in the model, and more about how to start the animation. In the LaunchedEffect I start a delete animation if dismissState.currentValue == DismissedToStart
. I think the delay I see is because currentValue is also animated. So I swipe to delete, then there is a fraction of a second waiting for currentValue, and then the item in the list shrinks away upward.

[Doris Liu]

The visual delay seems like the result of a spring-based swipe animation w/ too small of a VisibilityThreshold - it's animating until it's within 0.01 pixel from the target, which can be perceived as a delay.
It's worth filing a bug on SwipeToDismiss to allow customization on the swipe animation/spring animation instead of using the default. Also, the default could also benefit from a VisibilityThreshold specific to pixels. 🙂

[robnik]

I'm getting crashes because it will re-dismiss when I come back to the screen with the list. I was going off code example here: https://gist.github.com/bmc08gt/fca95db3bf9fcf255d76f03ec10ea3f9. Maybe that's missing a state.reset() or key() or something?

[Doris Liu]

What is the error in the crashes?

[robnik]

It's a java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException. The last two frames are ArrayList.get and LazyListScope.items.

[Doris Liu]

Could you put together a reproducible use case in a sample project and file a bug?

[robnik]

Okay, I'll try.