Add the `android` target to the Compose Multiplatform library and a sensible
default renderer, so the largest Compose audience is a first-class consumer.
- Core `tree-structure` and `tree-structure-compose` now build and publish an
`-android` variant (compileSdk 35, minSdk 21). The core needs it too: its
inline `tree { }` DSL is built per target, and Android consumers (JVM 11/17)
cannot inline a JVM-21 build.
- `TreeNodeRow`: a foundation-only default node row (clickable, indented, with a
`▾`/`▸` marker, no Material dependency), plus a no-content `LazyTree(root,
label = …)` overload that uses it. The existing lambda overload is unchanged.
- New `samples` Android app module demonstrating `LazyTree` + `@Preview`
(not published; excluded from API validation).
- Toolchain: Gradle wrapper 8.5 -> 8.10.2, Android Gradle Plugin 8.7.2.
- binary-compatibility-validator now emits per-target dumps (api/jvm, api/android)
for the two multi-JVM-target modules; CI assembles the Android outputs.
- Add gradle/actions/setup-gradle caching to all three workflows
- test.yml: trigger on pull_request + push to master (was branches-ignore: master), so PRs from forks are covered and master is verified after merge; add least-privilege permissions and PR-only concurrency
- publishRelease.yml: drop unused 'secrets: inherit' and the dead SNAPSHOT env var (Gradle reads the snapshot project property, not a plain env var); add contents: read permissions; fix the misleading Maven Central comment (upload only stages on Central Portal, the final Publish is manual)
- docs.yml: add Gradle caching
* docs: design spec for Dokka HTML API reference on GitHub Pages (#32)
* docs: implementation plan for Dokka API reference on GitHub Pages (#32)
* build: migrate Dokka 1.9.20 -> 2.2.0 (DGP v2) (#32)
* docs: aggregate all modules into one Dokka HTML site with source links (#32)
* docs: add Dokka source links to serialization/coroutines/compose modules (#32)
* ci: add docs workflow to deploy Dokka HTML to GitHub Pages (#32)
* docs: link the published API reference from the README (#32)
- Commit binary-compatibility-validator .api baselines for core + both modules.
- Replace JVM-only CI with a matrix: Ubuntu runs JVM/JS(node)/Wasm(node)/Native
+ apiCheck; macOS runs the iOS simulator tests.
- README: install + usage for tree-structure-serialization and -coroutines.
- Update kotlin-js-store/yarn.lock for the new modules' JS test deps.
Verified locally: JVM, JS(node), Wasm(node) and iOS-simulator tests pass for
core + both modules; native compiles & links (exec runs on the Linux CI runner).
- Remove stray println(child.value) from TreeNode.removeChild()
- Add regression test for removeChild() return value
- Delete leftover ExampleUnitTest.kt template test
- Remove Example.ws.kts worksheet and kotlin("script-runtime") from jvmMain
- Bump actions/checkout v2 -> v4 in CI workflows
- Update README install snippets to 3.1.5
- Bump version to 3.1.5
* Refactor: Modernize build and publishing workflow
- Upgraded Kotlin from 1.7.20 to 1.9.20.
- Upgraded JDK from 11 to 21 across all GitHub Actions workflows.
- Replaced the legacy `maven-publish` plugin with `com.vanniktech.maven.publish` for simplified publishing to Maven Central.
- Removed the `publishSnapshot.yml` workflow, as snapshot publishing is now managed by the new plugin.
- Updated `publishRelease.yml` to use the `publishToMavenCentral` task and new secrets (`MAVEN_CENTRAL_USERNAME`, `MAVEN_CENTRAL_PASSWORD`).
- Simplified `build.gradle.kts` by removing manual publishing and signing logic.
- Set the JVM target to "21".
- Bumped the project version to `3.1.1`.
- Removed `js` targets and related configurations.
- Added a new code style configuration file for the project (`.idea/codeStyles/Project.xml`).
* fix: Add JavaScript targets
- Added JS (IR) targets (`browser` and `nodejs`) to the Kotlin Multiplatform configuration for publishing.
* Improve README and document new publishing workflow
- Expanded the project description to highlight key features like Kotlin Multiplatform support, traversal iterators, DSL, and utility functions.
- Added a new "Installation" section with instructions for Gradle (Kotlin/Groovy) and Maven.
- Added a "Traversal and utilities" section to demonstrate usage of iterators and helper functions.
- Replaced the old publishing documentation with updated instructions for publishing to Maven Central via the Central Portal.
- Detailed the two publishing methods: automatically via GitHub Actions on release and manually via local Gradle commands.
- Clarified required secrets and environment variables for the new publishing process.
* 10: Convert library into Kotlin Multiplatform library
* 10: Setup CI
* 10: Setup CI
* 10: Test CI
* 10: Test CI
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