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  Independent versioning of Jetpack Compose libraries Starting today, the various  Jetpack Compose libraries will move to independent versioning schemes . This creates the possibility for sub-groups such as  androidx.compose.compiler  or  androidx.compose.animation  to follow their own release cycles. Allowing these libraries to be versioned independently will  decouple dependencies  which were previously implicitly coupled, thereby making it easier to incrementally upgrade your application and therefore stay up-to-date with the latest Compose features. The first library to break away from the single Compose version is the Compose Compiler. Today we’re releasing the  1.2.0 stable version  that brings  support for Kotlin 1.7.0!  The release is both  backwards and forwards compatible  with the Compose UI libraries and the Compose Runtime library. This means you can upgrade your Compose Compiler to 1.2.0 stable and use K...