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Does anyone know if there’s a way to intercept the dismiss operation of the scrim was clicked?  I don’t want to stop it from dismission, but i do want to log that it occurred.  I could use the confirmStateChange as that does get called when the scrim is clicked, and appears to not be called if i programatically close using the .hide() function.  But that seems odd to put it in the state.
```            Scrim(
                color = scrimColor,
                onDismiss = {
                    if (sheetState.confirmStateChange(Hidden)) {
                        scope.launch { sheetState.hide() }
                    }
                },
                visible = sheetState.targetValue != Hidden
            )```
As a side question, under what other circumstances would confirmStateChange be called?  I see a bunch of stuff in the semantics area, but on testing, i don’t see confirmStateChange called if i manually call hide().

I actually left an answer that solves a similar issue to this here: <https://stackoverflow.com/a/73208530/5401098>
so you could probably just observe
```LaunchedEffect(sheetState.targetValue)```