| commit | 0ff606666abc92459680f3f59a9c127bfe881161 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Chuck Jazdzewski <[email protected]> | Tue Apr 01 17:35:47 2025 -0700 |
| committer | Chuck Jazdzewski <[email protected]> | Fri Apr 04 14:41:33 2025 -0700 |
| tree | 8319cadaf41a4de85109c239a7734fa90b83bf39 | |
| parent | 78fdd43c1462ed48b757ed3f9234f6f949fd4004 [diff] |
Prevent pausable composition from dispatching redundant remembers If a pausable composition is paused the composition, the state may have changed to cause a remembered disposable effect to be replaced before `apply()` is called. This can cause the disposable object being remembered and forgotten in the same apply. This change prevents the same apply from both remembering and forgetting the same instance in the same apply. This change also will ensure that paused compositions are no longer recomposed outside of calls to resume. This change makes it dangerous to call apply without first checking isComplete as noted in the change method documentation. Fixes: 404645679 Fixes: 407931790 Test: ./gradlew :compose:r:r:i-t:cC Relnote: """Fix dispatching of remember observers in pausable composition to avoid dispatching remembered/forgotten in the same apply""" Change-Id: I570b2436b95c7f8fb88a6f9824dbb9b8bccbc0fa
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