Bug report: dividers are never rendered

[ZacSweers]

About this issue

If I render the following snippet in markdown, I never see horizontal lines rendered

This is a divider

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The above is a divider

Will render like so

Details

•  Used library version - 0.14.0
•  Used platform - Desktop
•  Used support library version
•  Used gradle build tools version - N/A
•  Used tooling / Android Studio version - N/A
•  Other used libraries, potential conflicting libraries - Jewel

Checklist

• Searched for similar issues
  • This seems similar to Tables and dividers don't render properly #99, but horizontal dividers were marked as fixed in 0.11.0 after that issue
• Checked out the sample application
• Read the README
• Checked out the CHANGELOG
• Read the FAQ
• Checked out the MIGRATION GUIDE

[mikepenz]

Thank you for the report. This might be a theming matter.

You can pass a custom color to the dividerColor via the markdownColors()

By default it uses MaterialTheme.colors.onSurface.copy(alpha = 0.12f)

[ZacSweers]

Hmm, I'm not sure. I tested with even using Color.Red hardcoded and had the same issue. You can find a repro here: slackhq/slack-gradle-plugin#825

[ZacSweers]

Note that the linked project isn't using material, but rather an intellij-esque theme built by jetbrains for use in IJ plugins called Jewel

[ZacSweers]

Interestingly, while trying to implement this fix, it suddenly started working when I specified a custom component lambda 🤔.

[ZacSweers]

More interestingly, even though it appears now, I don't seem to be able to change the color even if I hardcode dividerColor to something like Color.Red

[mikepenz]

I am trying to get the referenced branch compiling. However when running I'd see:

Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: androidx.collection.ScatterMapKt

[ZacSweers]

It looks like it's because MarkdownDivider doesn't use dividerColor 😅. That'd explain it

[mikepenz]

🤕 Oh wow. I overlooked that also now going through it 5 times.