0.11.0

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New:

• Added toDebugString method for WidgetValue and List<WidgetValue> which returns a formatted string of a widget's children and properties, useful for test debugging.

Changed:

• Removed generated typealiases for package names which changed in 0.10.0.
• In UIViewLazyList's UITableView, adding special-case handling for programmatic scroll-to-top calls.
• APIs accepting a FileSystem and Path now have the FileSystem coming before the Path in the parameter list. Compatibility functions are retained for this version, but will be removed in the next version.

Fixed:

• Work around a problem with our memory-leak fix where our old LazyList code would crash when its placeholders were unexpectedly removed.
• Avoid calling into the internal Zipline instance from the UI thread on startup. This would manifest as weird native crashes due to multiple threads mutating shared memory.
• In UIViewLazyList, fix UInt to UIColor conversion math used for pullRefreshContentColor.
• In YogaUIView's setScrollEnabled method, only call setNeedsLayout if the scrollEnabled value is actually changing.
• In YogaUIView's layoutNodes method, return early for nested YogaUIViews to prevent redundant frame calculations.

Upgraded:

• Zipline 1.10.1.

This version works with Kotlin 1.9.24 by default.

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This discussion was created from the release 0.11.0.

[syxc]

Upgrading to 0.11.0, the iOS version could not be compiled successfully

The same samples code based on counter worked fine in redwood 0.10.0, but after upgrading to 0.11.0, the iOS version could not be compiled successfully, but the Android version worked fine.

samples code: https://github.com/syxc/kmp-app/tree/redwood-0.11.0

• Kotlin 1.9.24
• Xcode 15.4 (15F31d)
• Android Studio Jellyfish | 2023.3.1

Please help me with this issue, thanks!

[syxc]

To make sure the demo's code was clean for troubleshooting, I created a new project based on counter and got the same results:

In kotlin 1.9.23, redwood 0.10.0

• All work fine.

In kotlin 1.9.24, redwood 0.11.0

• The iOS version doesn't work, and prints the same information as my demo.

Please help me to find out the reason, thank you!

The following is the source code of two versions of demo, based on counter

• https://github.com/syxc/redwood-sample-counter/tree/redwood-0.10.0
• https://github.com/syxc/redwood-sample-counter/tree/redwood-0.11.0

[JakeWharton]

I'm out for a week. Will try to look next week when I return.

[syxc]

Understood. Thanks a lot!

[Alex009]

@syxc for me helps set in gradle.properties:

kotlin.native.cacheKind=none

also release builds link successfully. and without cache debug builds will be linked successful too

[syxc]

@Alex009

This is a great help to us, and after a few months of research and practice, I'm now very confident that Kotlin Multiplatform will be able to handle the development of our next apps, and that it's a good fit for us.

Next, based on Kotlin 1.9.24, we will replace the current Compose Multiplatform part with redwood and your moko-resources as our preferred solution for multi-platform app development.

We're also looking forward to the surprises in the recently released Kotlin 2.0.

Thank you very much for your help!