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Has anyone had problems with `ImageVector` being remembered incorrectly? I’d like to know if this is a bug in `rememberVectorPainter()` or if I’m just doing something silly. See thread for details :thread: :arrow_right:

Consider the following code:

```val icon = if (selected) MyIcon.Selected else MyIcon.Normal
val color = if (selected) Color.Green else Color.Black
Icon(
    modifier = Modifier.size(48.dp),
    imageVector = icon,
    tint = color,
    contentDescription = null,
)```
`MyIcon.Normal` and `MyIcon.Selected` are both `ImageVector`s with identical `Path`s but different line stroke widths, and the `name` argument provided to the builder is different for each of them too.

The problem I’m having is that code doesn’t update the icon when the `selected` variable changes. The colour updates as expected but the image itself doesn’t, it continues to `remember` the `Normal` version :thinking_face:

I’ve tested it in reverse too — if I start with the `Selected` version for initial composition and then switch to `Normal`, it doesn’t change

Maybe the problem is related to the selected boolean. Print it to check if it actually changes or paste the full code

That was the first thing I checked :sweat_smile: I’ve verified the boolean is all good, in fact I debugged and set a point to print the `name` field of the `ImageVector` and I see the change occur there