Is it possible to work on compose desktop through Android Studio? I'm trying to setup a hello world app but running into several issues like this one . I think I should specify the correct JDK but Android Studio does not seem to have the handy JDK version dropdown in Project Structure.

That what I do, with Android Studio 4.1 or Canary

Did you have to specify JDK 11 somewhere? I can't see anything special in your configuration

I did in my Android Studio launch configuration by hand

I see, thanks! Didn't fix my issues unfortunately.

Window

function is still red because it can't find BufferedImage in the classpath, running the configuration does nothing, I also get

Caused by: org.jetbrains.skiko.LibraryLoadException: Cannot find libskiko-macos-x64.dylib.sha256, proper native dependency missing.

when manually calling the

run

task. Big mess

Did you use

kotlin(jvm)

plugin and

implementation(compose.desktop.currentOs)

dependency in your app module?

Thanks, the currentOs helped! Now I can manually call the

run

task and the app runs. Still weird IDE behavior,

Window

is red and creating a run configuration like yours does nothing

Android Studio does not seem to have the handy JDK version dropdown in Project Structure.

This setting moved in Arctic Fox

AS support for Kotlin multiplatform have to be improved somewhat, so better use IDEA for now

@Chris Sinco [G] you can have JDK version dropdown from project structure in 4.1.3 Right click > Open Module Settings > Project Settings : Project > Project SDK : Edit From here you can choose among available one or add one (+ button) from download or disk

Yeah can't see this ^ in Arctic Fox. Might also depend on whether an Android module is detected, not sure. Anyway I was able to use the setting shown by Chris above. Though it doesn't solve

Window

being red

Unfortunately having compose for Android and desktop is in a weird state right now. Enabling compose in an existing Android app pushes you to use Gradle 7, and agp 7+, but Compose desktop does not work. Hope that compose, jb compose, Gradle 7, ago 7, and kotlin 1.5 all play well soon.

@Colton Idle you have to use Jetbrains compose in the android app, so you can use AGP 4

@Javier yeah but I want to use agp 7 and gradle 7 because of some of the improvements.

You can use Gradle 7 with AGP 4. I think the real problem is the binary compatibility, hope it is resolved soon