Hi here, I have a strange behavior with a model sh...

# multiplatform

[gpaligot]

Hi here,
I have a strange behavior with a model shared with an Android and iOS application. My model is:

data class AgendaUi(val talks: Map<String, List<TalkItemUi>>)

And I have a fake data in Kotlin too:

val fakeAgendaUi = AgendaUi(
    talks = mapOf(
        "10:00" to arrayListOf(fakeTalkItem, fakeTalkItem),
        "11:00" to arrayListOf(fakeTalkItem, fakeTalkItem),
        "12:00" to arrayListOf(fakeTalkItem, fakeTalkItem),
    ),
)

The usage of this fake data work fine on Android but when I use this fake data instance on iOS, I receive a Dictionary with the good key and a list of two NSNull elements. But if I create the fake data in Swift, everything work fine:

let agenda = AgendaUi(
    talks: [
        "10:00": [TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem, TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem],
        "11:00": [TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem, TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem],
        "12:00": [TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem, TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem],
        "13:00": [TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem, TalkItemUiKt.fakeTalkItem],
    ]
)

Somebody know why? A bug in interoperability maybe?

[mkrussel]

It's that the initialization in Kotlin native between fakeAgendaUi and fakeTalkItem is not well defined. I think there is a fix for this coming soon, but I cannot remember where I saw details about it.

[mkrussel]

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-46771?_gl=1*1ncffva*_ga*ODg0MzEwMjQxLjE2NDIxMDky[…]ga=2.102812416.1001562373.1644242523-884310241.1642109214

[gpaligot]

Thanks @mkrussel for the link to the issue!