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I can't make a 1.dp height linear progress bar
```LinearProgressIndicator(Modifier.fillMaxWidth().height(1.dp))```
The implementation hard codes its size it seems:
```Canvas(
    modifier
        .progressSemantics()
        .size(LinearIndicatorWidth, LinearIndicatorHeight)
        .focusable()```
Any solution?

1. Create an issue: <https://issuetracker.google.com/issues?q=componentid:612128>

2. In the meantime copy the source and change the value to your liking

It is entirely possible that the current implementation will remain hardcoded - Material Design dictates a height of 4. ~Other implementations have adjustable track height though.~

Edit: After looking through the <http://material.io|material.io> documentation of other implementations, only the Android View-based implementation allows variable track thickness (attribute `app:trackThickness`). None of [iOS, Flutter, Web] MDC implementations allow variable indicator height out of the box.

<https://material.io/components/progress-indicators#specs>

Ok for the issue :ok_hand:
I was wondering if it was just me missing the point :sweat_smile:

That being said, related to default MD impl of components, it leads pretty quickly to custom copy/pasted impl of such progress.
I had to do the same copy/paste for `CircularProgressIndicator` to
1. adjust stroke end to round
2. add "background" layer of the progress
I would have expected tuning parameters of the standard component for things like that (`strokeCap =` with relevant default and `backgroundColor =`)

<https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/182063323>

You can wrap it in a `Box` with 1dp height (probably also `clipToBounds()`).

For my use case, I'll also have to tweak way more than height, so, at the end I'll duplicate the code.

But it could be a workaround for the height yes.

Shortcut to create compose issues: <https://goo.gle/compose-feedback>