I'm trying to set up some unit tests in my KMM pro...

# multiplatform

[Sam]

I'm trying to set up some unit tests in my KMM project and for some reason Android Studio just won't acknowledge the existence of the commonTest sourceset. I created the folder structure for it, and the Gradle config has val commonTest by getting { ... } and dependencies I list there get downloaded but IDE functionality doesn't work at all in the folder. No imports, everything is red. commonTest wasn't in the list of suggestions when I created the folder. Anyone experienced this? I used the template that comes with AS.

[Sam]

IDK if it's related, but since I first created the project from the template, only the Android sourceset actually gets marked as source code. If I manually mark the others as source roots they get un-marked as soon as Gradle syncs. The commonMain and iosMain folders work just fine though. It's just mildly annoying since I don't get package folding, etc.

[Sam]

Aha... For some reason it's if I add any Kotest dependencies to commonTest, it actually breaks every sourceset other than Android (I hadn't noticed the others were broken because the tabs were already opened and I guess just kept the syntax highlighting from before). Well that's... frustrating?

[Sam]

I guess I'll follow up in #kotest

[Sam]

Issue ended up being that kotest-common-iosx64:5.5.5 is missing the actual .klib file in Maven Central. The version is published but the file is missing. Solution for now is using 5.5.4 instead.

[Sam]

For some reason this was only being logged as a warning and not actually failing Gradle sync, despite breaking 2/3 of the project. So Android Studio didn't feel it necessary to show any UI indication that there had been a problem...