[Merge it on 11th March,2026] FlexBox Snippet migration from DSL to function based config

[srikrishnasakunia]

Updated the code snippets for FlexBox to migrate from DSL to function based config for FlexBox.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors existing FlexBox code examples to align with a new function-based configuration API, enhancing consistency and potentially improving readability for developers. Additionally, it includes an update to the latest beta version of the Compose framework, ensuring the project benefits from recent improvements and bug fixes.

Highlights

• FlexBox Snippet Migration: Updated all FlexBox code snippets to use a function-based configuration API instead of the previous DSL property assignment style for various properties like direction, alignItems, wrap, grow, basis, shrink, alignSelf, and order.
• Compose Version Update: Upgraded the compose-latest dependency from 1.11.0-alpha06 to 1.11.0-beta01.

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Changelog

• compose/snippets/src/main/java/com/example/compose/snippets/layouts/FlexBoxSnippets.kt
  • Migrated FlexBox configuration properties (e.g., direction, alignItems, wrap, alignContent, justifyContent) from direct assignment to function calls.
  • Migrated FlexBox item properties (e.g., grow, basis, shrink, alignSelf, order) within the Modifier.flex block from direct assignment to function calls.
• gradle/libs.versions.toml
  • Updated the compose-latest version from 1.11.0-alpha06 to 1.11.0-beta01.

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Code Review

This pull request migrates the FlexBox code snippets from a property-based DSL to a function-based configuration. The changes are applied consistently across all usage examples in compose/snippets/src/main/java/com/example/compose/snippets/layouts/FlexBoxSnippets.kt. The compose-latest dependency version has also been updated to 1.11.0-beta01 in gradle/libs.versions.toml to support this new API. The changes are straightforward and correctly implement the described API migration. I have not identified any issues of medium, high, or critical severity.

[kkuan2011]

I think the build is failing, is it related to the compose-latest version bump?

[srikrishnasakunia]

I think the build is failing, is it related to the compose-latest version bump?

Hey @kkuan2011, the build is failing because the dependent compose version will release on 11th March,2026.

[kkuan2011]

ok sounds good to merge after March 11