hi, I just upgraded Android Studio from Bumblebee to Chipmunk and now the KMM plugin is disabled and if I re-enable it then restart, I hit this:

plugin 'com.jetbrains.kmm' failed to initialize and will be disabled. Please restart Android Studio.

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: 'java.lang.String org.jetbrains.kotlin.konan.MetaVersion$Companion.getDEV-CSrMgVE()'
    at com.jetbrains.mpp.workspace.WorkspaceBaseKt.<clinit>(WorkspaceBase.kt:31)
    at com.jetbrains.mpp.workspace.WorkspaceBase.setKonanVersion(WorkspaceBase.kt:82)
    at com.jetbrains.mpp.workspace.WorkspaceBase.setKonanHome(WorkspaceBase.kt:43)
...

any ideas?

So crazy question: When they say Kmm is going to Beta, are they referring to the IDE plugin alone? Or are KMP Library framework also including within the same versioning

Anyone used this library and have any thoughts? https://github.com/icerockdev/moko-resources

Does anybody have a preferred way of synchronising configuration values for app flavors between Android and iOS? I guess I’m looking for something similar to this utility for React Native: https://github.com/luggit/react-native-config

Building a fat xcframework takes a considerable amount of time, is it possible to parallelize it? (e.g build device, simulator and simulator m1 in parallel and merge then in a single framework)

New Version of KMock is out: https://github.com/bitPogo/kmock/releases

And KFixture https://github.com/bitPogo/kfixture

hi guys, how can we test web app locally with remote dependency, for example, in case android we have

aar

file

Hmm, why can’t we upgrade the Kotlin plugin independently of the Android Studio version? I’m having issues where the Kotlin Multiplatform Plugin requires a certain version of IDE and Kotlin plugin. So the newest Android Studio Electric Eel canaries won’t run the KMM plugin. It looks like this guy is having the same issue: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-22063/

Hey everyone! I have a question about multi-module structure in kotlin-multiplatform. I have a few kotlin modules which I am adding to my

shared

module as “api”, how ever I’m not able to access them from Xcode. I am adding

kotlin("multiplatform")

and also:

kotlin {
    jvm()
    iosX64()
    ios() 
}

to the target module which I want to have access from Xcode. I can verify that the

shared

module can be imported in Xcode, but not the modules that it depends on. Any idea what might be the issue? Thanks in advance

❓ Keen to hear anyone's experiences of supporting multiple Android 'platforms' with Kotlin Multiplatform I have a need to support iOS and Android (via KMM 👍), while I also need to have two major Android variants based on the hardware I will be deploying on... Conceptually this could be supported with multiple

android(...)

platform entries in the

multiplatform

plugin, but have heard this is unsupported or problematic at the moment. Is it recommended to use Androids own flavour/dimensions instead? Does this Android feature play nicely with

multiplatform

source folders?

What version of IJ are y'all using for kotlin multiplatform?? Ever since I migrated to kotlin 1.7.0, all my gradle scripts are red, and the IDE fails to import some identifiers sometimes even from the stdlib. Building in terminal works just fine. Anyone with some insights?

Hey everyone. How are you guys exposing ViewState in iOS? Normally, in pure android/kotlin I would so something to the likes of this:

sealed class ViewState<T> {
object Loading<T> : ViewState()
class Success<T>(val data: T) : ViewState()
class Failure<T>(val error: Throwable): ViewState()
}

But since sealed classes don’t play nice in iOS, I’m wondering what approach you guys are taking?

Is there already any multiplatform solution to show a location on an external map. Something that you would do in Android via https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/urls/android-intents

How to set which iOS simulator to use for tests? I don’t have

iPhone 12

in my simulator list and

iosX64Test

task fails with

Invalid device: iPhone 12
java.lang.IllegalStateException: command '/usr/bin/xcrun' exited with errors (exit code: 148)

I added this to build.gradle.kts. But I can't find how to make the tests run in CI, using github actions. Anyone have an example?

Hello 👋

Is there a right way to add a cocoapods dependency which is swift only (no module.map) and it depends on iOS frameworks… currently I am at dead end 🤷

Hello, I am looking for some help on iOS Release framework generation. If I try to run packForXcode in Debug Mode I can build framework successfully but as soon as I switch to Release Mode I get an exception and build fails, here s stacktrace of exception and iOS target configuration. Can’t figure out what’s wrong. I am on kotlin 1.4.32

Is it just me, or did the GitHub Package Registry quit randomly returning 409 Conflicts when publishing Kotlin Multiplatform projects?

Has anyone had any luck running SQL delight with Kotlin 1.7.0?

I’m looking to use

PropertyListEncoder

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/propertylistencoder in my shared module, in the

iosApp

sourceset. It appears that it’s not included, or at least I cannot import it. Should it be available?

there has to be a better way of matching all apple targets?

project.extensions.getByType<KotlinMultiplatformExtension>().sourceSets
            .matching {
                it.name.contains("ios")
                        || it.name.contains("macos")
                        || it.name.contains("watchos")
                        || it.name.contains("tvos")
            }.configureEach { ...

My android artifacts get published with a

-android

suffix and this ruins the build system. For example I have

my-module-core

and

my-module-foo

that depends on core, these get published under

com.example:my-module-foo-android:1.0.0

. Which would be fine but when I try to pull this artifact in an android app I get this error:

Could not find 'com.example:my-module-core:1.0.0'

, this I guess means that

my-module-foo-android

is expecting something without the suffix

With Kotlin I've created a shared module in Android Studio on my Windows 10 laptop that is used by my Android Mobile and Watch devices without any issues. Since I also wanted to build an IOS and WatchOS app, I've moved the shared library to a new Kotlin MultiPlatform Project in Android Studio Chipmunk on an (older) iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015 with an 3,3 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 running MacOS Montery 12.4) with xCode 13.4.1. I'm mostly testing on an iPhone 7 and iWatch 7. App development went pretty smoothly using the iPhone. At some stage I added a WatchOS target in xCode to start the App development for the iWatch. At that point I was using an older Android Studio and xCode 13.x version. All went ok, but at a certain moment getting the App(s) compiled is a nightmare. I do manage to get the App compiled and running on the iPhone and/or iWatch, but this requires multiple attempts and a lot of patience. Not really helpfull if you're still developing and just want to change something very minor. When building from xCode, the behaviour is very unpredictable, but most of the times it fails. And when it fails is doesn't always have the same outcome. I've put my project on h9ld for a while, but want to pick it up again. I did post another message on stackoverflow, but no luck/help yet: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70632359/using-kmm-shared-library-for-use-in-xcode-gives-several-warnings-and-errors-when Some of the errors I get when building: • ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/bash/AndroidStudioProjects/XYZ/shared/build/cocoapods/framework/shared.framework/shared, file is universal (armv7k,arm64_32) but does not contain the arm64 architecture: /Users/bash/AndroidStudioProjects/XYZ/shared/build/cocoapods/framework/shared.framework/share • ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/bash/AndroidStudioProjects/XYZ/shared/build/cocoapods/framework/shared.framework/shared, building for watchOS-arm64_32 but attempting to link with file built for iOS-arm64 • ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/bash/AndroidStudioProjects/XYZ/shared/build/cocoapods/framework/shared.framework/shared, building for watchOS-armv7k but attempting to link with file built for iOS-arm64 I've been playing around with the Excluded Build Architectures, but no luck yet. I also cleaned the project several times. Sometimes it builds (and runs) successfully, but when performing a subsequent build it will most likely fail with an error as mentioned above. Does anyone have a clue?

[SOLVED ✅] I have a strange bug when building the shared xcframework. Everything works fine on my Mac Intel but it fails on a M1 Mac with the error

Task 'embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode' not found in project ':shared'.

. Is there a cache or something on the M1 Mac ? It could be related to the kotlin version used but how can I verify ? Is this task unavailable on M1 Macs ?

Can anyone help me to cache

./konan

folder as the information from this: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-improving-compilation-time.html#general-recommendations. It takes long time for me to build the shared-code, it is about 18 minutes, looks like it creates

./konan

folder everytime

when will kotlin multiplatform go to beta version?

Is there a Kotlin multiplatform JSON library with JSON primitives similar to JVM's

org.json

(

JSONObject

,

JSONArray

, etc.)? I'm looking to adapt some test code which traverses these JSON primitive types.