Just a heads-up; my team are unable to adopt Kotlin

1.8.20-RC

because something has regressed in Cocoapods integration. It's a struggle finding the time to isolate it in a minimal reproducer, but we have two Cocoapods; one is sourced online in the normal way, another is generated locally as part of the build so has a local file path. The commonizer fails on this with:

Caused by: java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: SQLCipher/I3TT7758Yx7u7tzr1SbmITaj_k4=/(ios_arm64, ios_simulator_arm64, ios_x64)/...

However

SQLCipher

itself is not the problem, if I remove the other local Cocoapod; SQLCipher is resolved fine. Likewise if I remove

SQLCipher

the other Cocoapod syncs fine. I suspect this has to do with the paths the commonizer generates when there's a mix of local/non-local Cococapods. The critical part is the

default

component name in the path becomes

__nonexistent_component_name__

. Same config is fine in

1.8.0

and

1.8.10

...

Can you share the the build.gradle.kts files? Or outline roughly how to reproduce this?

Currently working on a reproducer, haven't cracked it yet, getting the project progressively closer.

Thanks a lot! With a reproducer, things will get much easier :)

@darkmoon_uk Hi. Try to remove

kotlin.mpp.enableCInteropCommonization=true

from

gradle.properties

. I have same problem

@caffeine This is going to sound bad but... I'm glad I've found someone else dealing with this issue; I thought it was only me! Opting not to use C Interop Commonisation at all, like you've suggested, could be the basis for a workaround... but we actually do want to use commonisation: AFAIK commonisation is important for providing an

iosMain

interface when building for iOS Simulator and Device? So, this isn't really a long-term solution. Commonisation used to work before

1.8.20

. I'm trying to build a minimal reproducer project at the moment but so far I can't get it to 'error' in the same way as my main project. Welcome any clues or suspicions you might have, as to what triggers this error in your project?

@darkmoon_uk Sorry. I have no ideas now. I'll try again later to figure out what's going on.