Carson Holzheimer

I think it could be fixed be reversing the order to setIsAmPm first in SingleDateAndTimePickerDialog: ``` if (defaultDate != null) { picker.setDefaultDate(defaultDate); } if (isAmPm != null) { picker.setIsAmPm(isAmPm); }...

The best I can do is set it like this: .displayDays(false) .displayDaysOfMonth(true) .displayMonthNumbers(true) .displayMonth(true) .displayYears(true) .displayHours(true) .displayMinutes(true) .displayAmPm(false) Then year picks correctly.

> > It does seem like a major change, it would at least require converting all the java classes to kotlin, and in the native implementation, call the C library...

Thanks for the info. I would love to try to use it, but I think it could be difficult to sell it to our QA team. Maybe I'll try to...

I notice that the current code doesn't work on xcode 12. Would you like me to submit a pr to use XCFrameworks and upgrade gradle version?

Which version of compose are you using? I haven't updated this to the latest yet

Ah it's only compatible with 0.4.0. I'll update tomorrow

I've already made a button for fluent. Feel free to contribute. It's fun and a great way to learn more about compose

I did notice that this is available in the watches, but there doesn't seem to be any way to evaluate an expression with the backing_field. I tried `aRealmObject.some_realm_list.first()` but still...

I don't get an unresolved reference in the Android Studio version etc mentioned above