There is no shared permission API, and the lifecycles disagree
Android can be asked twice; iOS once; the browser needs a gesture.
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Preferences on five targets: what each one actually persists to
Four stores with different durability, size limits and clearing behaviour.
R8 stripped a reflective call that only the shared module made
Shrinking runs on one target, so a reflection path ships broken there.
Remote config defaults that disagreed, and the feature that shipped twice
The fetched value is shared and the fallback is per platform.
Room compiles for KMP and still needs a driver per target
The DAO is shared and the connection is not.
runTest skips your delays, which is why the flaky test passed
Virtual time makes a 30-second timeout instant — and makes a real-dispatcher leak invisible.
shareIn's replay count is a product decision, not a tuning knob
replay = 1 re-delivers the last value to every new collector.
Source sets are a graph, and iosMain is not where you think it is
The default hierarchy creates intermediate source sets you never declared.
A SQLDelight migration is a contract with every installed version
Migrations run forward from whatever version the device holds.
StateFlow drops what you needed and keeps what you didn't
Conflation turns two identical emissions into one, so a repeated event vanishes.
One failed child cancelled the whole screen, and the scope was the reason
Structured concurrency propagates failure upward by design. SupervisorJob is how you declare independence.
@MainActor and Dispatchers.Main are two different promises
Both mean the main thread and neither knows about the other.