Can’t build a fresh KMM <template>. `kdoctor` says I am ok, but when Android Studio syncs the projec...

# compose

[Sam Stone]

Can’t build a fresh KMM template. kdoctor says I am ok, but when Android Studio syncs the project, it tells me I don’t have cocoapods installed. I have cocoapods 1.12. M1 Air. Running pod install from terminal works fine.

[Pablichjenkov]

Try the GitHub project itself, you might get some responses there.
Make sure all the versions are aligned. I mean compatible. Check the Multiplatform Plugin is installed in your AS, check your AS version plays well with the template gradle wrapper and agp versions, things like that

[Sam Stone]

The github is a template, so it doesn’t have issues (or they turned them off).

[Pablichjenkov]

Lol, but perhaps your Android Studio doesn't have the latest Kotlin multiplatform plugin installed or a non compatible version. Same goes to your Android Studio version and gradle in the template. That explains why may work from the command line but not from AS

[Pablichjenkov]

I use Flamingo, for reference, and it is working fine. I just used the same template last week. No issue.
Always do a full clean up, including the deletion of .idea folder and . gradle folder

[Sam Stone]

I updated everything before I installed the plugin, dependencies, template

[Pablichjenkov]

Ah I see, Humm . What happens if you open the iOS module with xCode? It works fine?

[Pablichjenkov]

By the way you can also ask in #compose-ios and #multiplatform