I just realized that dialogs no longer dim the content behin kotlinlang #compose

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Zoltan Demant

02/28/2023, 8:57 AM

I just realized that dialogs no longer dim the content behind/underneath them. Anyone else seeing the same behavior? Im on

1.4.0-beta02

currently.

I cant downgrade any further than

compose-material3 = '1.1.0-alpha06'

but seeing the same behavior with that release as well.

I think

compose = '1.4.0-beta01'

is the release that breaks this, at least Im able to recreate it in another project as well. If anyone else could verify, Ill post a bug report later in the evening!

c

chanjungskim

02/28/2023, 12:55 PM

I think no dim is the default in compose.

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Zoltan Demant

02/28/2023, 1:00 PM

Was this changed? Ive used the dialogs since the early days of compose and they have always dimmed the content underneath for me! A bit too busy to dig through changelogs currently, but I havent seen anything week-to-week.

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Tgo1014

02/28/2023, 1:22 PM

Isn't the

AlertDialog

that dims?

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Zoltan Demant

02/28/2023, 1:32 PM

@Tgo1014 Ive tried both, same behavior both before & after. Ive reported it here, feel free to comment if you do decide to try it yourself as well.

⚠️ I was "lucky" to stumble upon this bug right before pushing code to production last week, so heres a PSA: if youre using dialogs, you may want to check that the content underneath them is still dimmed ⚠️ Theres a bug report with some additional details here.

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