A shared ViewModel has no lifecycle, so you have to give it one
androidx.lifecycle.ViewModel is Android's. The shared class needs an explicit clear() and two platforms that call it.
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Most mocking libraries do not work in commonTest, and the fix is better anyway
Dynamic proxies need a JVM. What replaces them asserts on outcomes instead of calls.
The module boundary that only the build file enforced
A layering rule nobody can violate is a dependency declaration, not a document.
actual typealias looks like a shortcut and changes what you promised
Aliasing to a platform type exports that type's whole surface to every caller.
There is no shared background work, because three platforms disagree about when
WorkManager schedules under constraints, iOS grants windows, the browser has none.
Copy and share: two features that are entirely platform code
A gesture requirement, a presenting view controller, and neither on desktop.
commonMain cannot ask which Android version it is running on
A capability check belongs behind an expect, phrased as a capability.
Dispatchers.IO is not in commonMain, and the reason matters
A browser has no thread pool to offload to.
An expect declaration cannot carry default arguments, and the error says otherwise
Defaults live on the expect side; the diagnostic points at the actual.
A Flow is cold, and that is why your ViewModel fires three network calls
Each collector re-runs the producer. Two UI observers plus a test is three executions.
ignoreUnknownKeys is a compatibility policy you are choosing for everyone
Strict parsing is an outage on a new field; lenient is silent data loss on a rename.
There is no Logcat in commonMain, and println is not a logger
Five targets, five sinks, and one of them discards your output silently.