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To extend on this request, it would be great if the “cap” for the stroke was configurable, at the moment it is hard coded to StrokeCap.Butt in the private drawCircularIndicator and not configurable from the default; StrokeCap.Butt in the private drawLinearIndicator.
So a cap as a param (for LinearProgressIndicator), or overloading the constructors for ProgressIndicators (Circular & Linear) to include a Stroke param, would be great. We would love to use the provided indicators but still want the curved look, so this addition would be greatly appreciated.
So a cap as a param (for LinearProgressIndicator), or overloading the constructors for ProgressIndicators (Circular & Linear) to include a Stroke param, would be great. We would love to use the provided indicators but still want the curved look, so this addition would be greatly appreciated.
Description
Filed as requested in compose desktop slack channel
When using the "dense" size ( Material Design specification, the
40.dp
) as described in theOutsizedTextField
shows no text at all.The attachment
IssueOutlinedTextField.kt
is the full code to reproduce the problemThe animated gif
IssueOutlinedTextField.gif
shows the issueThe main code is
This issue happens under compose desktop 0.3.1 / kotlin 1.4.30 (but I was told to post here...)