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@kpgalligan, I heard you mentioning in one of your talks from couple months ago that you guys are internally working on custom Swift codegen for improving Kotlin/Native interop. How far is it from being published, very excited to try it out!

Hey guys! I'm walking through the kmmbridge quickstart and I've run into a snag with importing the SPM package into Xcode. It fails to download the archive. I'm seeing the releases in Github being built. I don't think I missed a step. Wondering if anyone else has run into this. Happy to share my repo!

Harlo, how can we mock in the iosTest under the shared business logic? We use mockk but it seems that iosTest cannot have dependency to the mockk.

Hey everybody, Is there any way to use private Azure devops repos to host shared modules using kmm bridge, our team wants to host repo in a private repository which is only accessible via vpn.

👋 We're using a shared KMM module in an Android/iOS monorepo, so team members can modify KMM code whilst developing for the app. This allows us to develop KMM code and app code simultaneously, without having to first 'publish' KMM code to a repository. We're doing this by assembling an XCFramework into our local

build

folder which the XCode project then includes. Unfortunately this assemble step takes about 2 minutes for every minor code change. What I've read here and there is that Touchlab recommends the latter option, by publishing KMM code as a Swift Package to a GitHub repository and then pulling it in into the XCode project. I'm curious about a few things here, before I dig deeper: • Could publishing KMM code through SPM be quicker than our assemble step? • Is there a way (possibly through KMMBridge) we could set this up in a monorepo?

I might have missed this in the docs but for KMMBridge how do I set the

groupId

and

artifactId

for Maven packages?

hello folks, I'm happy to join you ❤️

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I use SQLDelight 1.5.4 on JVM and I want to avoid primary key constraint violations in my geolocation cache. First I tried to append a

WHERE NOT EXISTS

to my

INSERT INTO LocationDb VALUES ?;

, but that seems to be not supported. Then I tried to put that into an

transaction

like this:

queries.transaction {

    val locationDb = queries.find(
        latitude = gpsCoordinates.latitude,
        longitude = gpsCoordinates.longitude
    ).executeAsOneOrNull()

    if (locationDb == null) {

        queries.add(
            LocationDb(
                latitude = gpsCoordinates.latitude,
                longitude = gpsCoordinates.longitude,
                locationName = location.name,
                city = location.city,
                state = location.state,
                country = location.country
            )
        )
    }
}

This results in

[SQLITE_BUSY]  The database file is locked (database is locked)

I found online that this can be due to multiple connections and the recommendation is to have just one. I don't know how many I have using the SQLiteJDBCDriver. I create the drive like this:

actual fun createDriver(): SqlDriver {

    val filePath = getFilePath()

    val driver = JdbcSqliteDriver(
        "jdbc:sqlite:$filePath",
        Properties().apply {

            /* Use foreign keys and cascade deletions. */
            put("foreign_keys", "true")
        }
    )

    PhotosDatabase.Schema.create(driver)

    return driver
}

I only have one instance of the Database proxy... How can I do my insert without primary key violation? How can I set the max connections?

Hi All, https://github.com/touchlab/KMMBridgeKickStart is a great template to start. Thanks! I have a question. Is it expected that each time I run

All-Publish

action, version increments for SPM package(for example to

0.1.1

). But for Android package it keeps initial version

0.1

?

Hi All, Reg - Touchlab KMM Resources are not delivering to mail. I registered for the Touchlab KMM Resources but the resource doesn't arrive in my mailbox. Please share it with me. CC - @kpgalligan @Sam Hill Thanks

Hey folks, Every-time i create a local branch,

KMMBridge

gives me this error. For branches with remote, it works fine. Is there any solution to this? using version, 0.3.2

error: There is no tracking information for the current branch.
error: Please specify which branch you want to merge with.
error: See git-pull(1) for details.
error: 
error:     git pull <remote> <branch>
error: 
error: If you wish to set tracking information for this branch you can do so with:
error: 
error:     git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/<branch> shahroz/fix-remote-issues

Caused by: org.gradle.api.GradleException: Process failed: git pull --tags
	at co.touchlab.faktory.internal.ProcessHelperKt.procRun(ProcessHelper.kt:38)
	at co.touchlab.faktory.internal.ProcessHelperKt.procRunFailLog(ProcessHelper.kt:74)
	at co.touchlab.faktory.versionmanager.GitTagBasedVersionManager.getVersion(GitTagBasedVersionManager.kt:28)
	at co.touchlab.faktory.KMMBridgePlugin.configureArtifactManagerAndDeploy(KMMBridge.kt:104)
	at co.touchlab.faktory.KMMBridgePlugin.access$configureArtifactManagerAndDeploy(KMMBridge.kt:31)
	at co.touchlab.faktory.KMMBridgePlugin$apply$$inlined$with$lambda$1.execute(KMMBridge.kt:51)
	at co.touchlab.faktory.KMMBridgePlugin$apply$$inlined$with$lambda$1.execute(KMMBridge.kt:31)

I'm no iOS expert but if the KaMPKit project shared code up to the viewModel level, why is the shared viewModel wrapped inside an

ObservableObject

on the iOS side??

./gradlew spmDevBuild

works in version 0.3.1 but doesn't seem to in 0.3.3

Task 'spmDevBuild' not found in root project

Ugh. Unintended consequences of a fix for something else. Assume you're in a local branch?

yeah, just pulling in kmmbridge as plugin and running locally with repo here

We'll need to fix that. Local SPM dev flow was a late stage addition and is a casualty to the fact that you can't pull tags from a remote for versioning. Long story. I'll take a look later. For now, you either need to push the branch so that call doesn't fail, change version manager to timestamp or manual (they don't rely on git tags), or going back to 0.3.1

yeah, can go back to 0.3.1

Deploying

0.3.4-SNAPSHOT

which has the fix. Had to rework our CI for Gradle stuff, but should be cranking away (https://github.com/touchlab/KMMBridge/pull/170). Will shoot for a stable fix release Monday-ish (unless I just push over the weekend :)

We’re going to start designing a more robust SPM dev flow, as it’ll be critical for KMM adoption. Russell’s mostly working on that, and we should be looking for feedback soon on features.

Hey! We are using KMM Bridge for Store 5. We want to generate Swift Package only on release. Is it currently possible to configure KMM Bridge to run conditional on version name?

Hi, wondering if multi-module KMM module could be configured in a project. I’ve been trying to separate our common module out to smaller modules to no success. If I move out modules, some modules will have its own

cocoapods

intergration but the problem is I do not know how to integrate them back to a single

common

module without an issue. Just wondering if anyone has tried this out? Is it even possible at the moment? Would really appreciate any tips. Thanks in advance

Hi everyone, we’d like to start sharing code with between our iOS and Android repo and KMMBridge seems to perfectly fit our use case but there’s one caveat - we’re using Bitbucket instead of Github so I am wondering if anyone has any reading materials for setup with Bitbucket (private repos, unfortunately we can’t go public..) ? 🙏

Hi 👋 I have an multi module android app and looking for ways to share many of those modules to iOS through SPM Does KMMBridge support a publishing multiple SPM packages from the same monorepo?

Hi all! Is the xcode-kotlin plugin still active? I'm a little confused how it works.

👋 First off, love the tools you guys produce, big fan I'm using KMMBridge for a few projects currently. I noticed yesterday that the latest canary AGP 8.0.0-alpha11 requires JDK 17

Caused by: com.android.builder.errors.EvalIssueException: Android Gradle plugin requires Java 17 to run. You are currently using Java 11.
 Your current JDK is located in /Users/runner/hostedtoolcache/Java_Adopt_jdk/11.0.17-8/x64/Contents/Home

It looks like

faktorybuildbranches.yml

currently sets Java 11. Would it be possible to add a

java-version

input argument for this?

Hmm. Interesting. I’m surprised AGP needs that. Will add an issue.