Okay, so I moved up to Kotlin 1.5.10 (now that Compose beta8 supports it) and I am now getting exceptions on iOS in my common code in what was working network code. I do something like this:

GlobalScope.apply {
            launch(ApplicationDispatcher) {
                try {
                    val result: String = client.get {

I know that GlobalScope is now a ‘delicate’ API. What is the preferred/canonical/best way to launch network calls in common code now? Thanks!

Are you getting a concurrent modification exception in your tests? I was struggling with that last night. It’s an issue with kotlinx serialization.

"mutation attempt of frozen kotlin.collections.HashMap@2b05c28"

did you find a fix?

Yes. One fix was to add @ThreadLocal to your global json config. That didn’t work for me but another suggestion did. I’m not in front of my computer right now but it was to add an option to the json config to disallow alternate names or something similar. I’ll follow up in a bit when I get there.

thank you, it would be much appreciated. i understand progress, but a little frustrating when it worked the day before. 🙂

shared module allows only few APIs in its gradle file. I wish I can add this androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-runtime-ktx dependency. but sadly using GlobalScope Hope we’ll get better option

Here’s the line I added to my json config that fixed the issue for me. FWIW, the issue is fixed in 1.2.2 but that isn’t out yet.

useAlternativeNames = false

checking.