Why does this crash on iOS ```Image painter = painterResourc

Question

Why does this crash on iOS ```Image painter = painterResource image jpg contentDescription = null ``` It works fine on Android Loading xml vectors also work fine on both platforms

Alexander Maryanovsky · Answer

Is there a stack trace of the crash

Sergio C. · Answer

from Android studio I don t see a stack trace

Sergio C. · Answer

I ll try xcode

Sergio C. · Answer

got it Uncaught Kotlin exception org jetbrains compose resources MissingResourceException Missing resource with path image jpg

Sergio C. · Answer

somehow it s not passing the image jpg file

Sergio C. · Answer

It works if I copy the image to xcode iOS project Did I miss some step

agrosner · Answer

Try to run pod install on the iOS app project I had similar issue

agrosner · Answer

If you do a search for the file you should see it added to the Xcode project after running pod install

Sergio C. · Answer

That worked thanks Andrew

Sergio C. · Answer

The xml vector file was already added without this extra step Jetbrains team should check if this can be done for image files too

agrosner · Answer

Np I feel like the iOS assemble task should look at resource file changes and do a pod install if they ve changed I imagine it will come in future

Nikita Lipsky · Answer

Of course

Sergio C. · Answer

great

John O&apos;Reilly · Answer

I wasn t clear from above if there s some dependency on using cocoapods to ensure image file gets copied over I ve tried a few different things but still getting `MissingResourceException`

John O&apos;Reilly · Answer

using following from JB sample as starting point I ve put that file in `commonMain resources` as per sample ```Image painterResource compose multiplatform xml null ```

John O&apos;Reilly · Answer

ah if I manually copy it in to the iOS project then it works

Sergio C. · Answer

pod install is the correct way

John O&apos;Reilly · Answer

What if project isn t using cocospods Or is there dependency on using it

Sergio C. · Answer

Good question haven t tried another method the sample is using cocoapods and it s the most common and used dependency manager on iOS

agrosner · Answer

For now I believe SPM is the way of the future But for now pod install scripts will copy the resources into your Xcode project thus why the step is necessary It s certainly somethingJB is probably going to add to the main assemble if resource files change recopy over

Qamar A. Safadi · Answer

Hey all I am trying to pod install but it s not working any ideas

Ivan Fernandez · Answer

i have the same issue with cococapods pod install does not work for me

agrosner · Answer

Not sure what doesn t work means May help to be more specific blush

Ivan Fernandez · Answer

Yes sorry it finally works but only if the resources are located in a shared module I have another module for share resources only and for desktop and android it works but not for iOS I am consuming this shareResources module in my share module