Chase James
03/24/2020, 2:07 AMInternal error: Couldn't inline method call 'state$default' into @androidx.compose.Composable public inline fun <T> `state$default`(noinline areEquivalent: ((T, T) -> kotlin.Boolean)?, init: () -> T, `$mask0`: <http://kotlin.Int|kotlin.Int>, `$handler`: kotlin.Any?): androidx.compose.MutableState<T> defined in androidx.compose <no source>
Adrian Blanco
03/24/2020, 5:44 AMstate
to mutableStateOf
worked for meChase James
03/24/2020, 7:07 AMChase James
03/24/2020, 7:58 AMsetContent
) so after some research I realized I was using an outdated Kotlin compiler extension.
I resolved it and was able to keep using state
by updating this line:
kotlinCompilerExtensionVersion "0.1.0-dev07"