when running native multiplatform it seems that my test task

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when running native multiplatform it seems that my test tasks are not reached I just get a ``` gt Task rfpath okio nativeTest SKIPPED Skipping task rfpath okio nativeTest as task onlyIf Task is enabled is false ``` description seems straight forward except that I cannot for the life of me find a way to enable it via google and then the obvious underlying question why is this even disabled to begin with confused

ephemient · Answer

what architecture is your native target set up for and what is your current architecture KGP disables tasks that don t match

Rohde Fischer · Answer

I am currently operating on a Mac disappointed normally it s on Linux thinking of it it does kind of match that last I saw it working was on my Linux That said the code for Mac OS seems to be there but I don t know if I need to do anything special with regards to the M1 architecture

ephemient · Answer

depends on what your configuration looks like now

ephemient · Answer

if you have ```kotlin linuxX64 native ``` then I would recommend changing that to ```kotlin linuxX64 macosX64 macosArm64 ``` although that will also require adjusting your source sets

Rohde Fischer · Answer

I have the standard ``` val hostOs = System getProperty os name val isMingwX64 = hostOs startsWith Windows val nativeTarget = when hostOs == Mac OS X gt macosX64 native hostOs == Linux gt linuxX64 native isMingwX64 gt mingwX64 native else gt throw GradleException Host OS is not supported in Kotlin Native ``` but yeah in that I do notice the lack of macosArm64

Rohde Fischer · Answer

< ephemient> finally got around to trying out with `macosArm64` and indeed that made the difference so now it works thanks a lot for making me aware

Sebastian Sellmair [JB] · Answer

< Rohde Fischer> the approach is not standard anymore but rather outdated Is there a reason for you not updating to hmpp Just enable all targets and call targetHierarchy default

Rohde Fischer · Answer

< Sebastian Sellmair JB > I m just using the template from IntelliJ do you have a link to an updated sample

ephemient · Answer

I don t know if there s any updated template because I never use IntelliJ to create a new project but following the docs at <https kotlinlang org docs multiplatform dsl reference html targets|https kotlinlang org docs multiplatform dsl reference html targets> etc should lead you to a project structure closer to recommended

Rohde Fischer · Answer

thanks a lot < ephemient> and < Sebastian Sellmair JB > always happy to improve on my setups slightly smiling face

Rohde Fischer · Answer

just to be sure I understand correctly rather than doing this ``` kotlin val hostOs = System getProperty os name val isMingwX64 = hostOs startsWith Windows val nativeTarget = when hostOs == Mac OS X gt macosArm64 native hostOs == Mac OS X gt macosX64 native hostOs == Linux gt linuxX64 native isMingwX64 gt mingwX64 native else gt throw GradleException Host OS is not supported in Kotlin Native ``` you d in the currently do ```kotlin linuxX64 linuxArm64 macosX64 macosArm64 mingwX64 ``` and then ofc add stuff like jvm js etc per needed

Rohde Fischer · Answer

seems to break the build I guess a bit more than just that is needed

Rohde Fischer · Answer

I m getting ```KotlinSourceSet with name nativeMain not found```

ephemient · Answer

use the new hierarchy <https kotlinlang org docs whatsnew1820 html new approach to source set hierarchy|https kotlinlang org docs whatsnew1820 html new approach to source set hierarchy> or set the same up by hand

Rohde Fischer · Answer

thanks just by skimming it looks exactly like what I m looking for trying it immediately

Rohde Fischer · Answer

works like a charm slightly smiling face thanks again ^^