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please tell me what is the path where msi and deb is generated when we execute *./gradlew packageDeb* and *./gradlew packageMsi*
like for .*/gradlew packageDeb*  we have path like desktopApp/build/compose/binaries/main/dmg/file.dmg

Doesn't directly answer your question but please don't try to `@here` in a channel with over 2500 people in it

Ig here doesn't work, didn't notify people ig.
If yes then noted

Even if it did work, notifying that many people is incredibly disruptive

To your question, is there any console output when you run `packageMsi`?

So I'm using mac and it didn't generate msi and deb

Hmm, can you actually compile for targets other than the one you're running on? I know for a fact you can only run `packageDmg` on a Mac. Don't know if that's true for deb/msi

We can run that g command but output isn't generated

Have you tried looking through the `build/` folder to find it? Or maybe used the `find` command in your shell?

eg: `find desktopApp/build` to list out the files in the directory tree

<https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform/blob/master/tutorials/Native_distributions_and_local_execution/README.md|Documentation> here is pretty clear, actually:
&gt; After a build, output binaries can be found in `${project.buildDir}/compose/binaries`.

And even more conclusively:
&gt; `package&lt;FormatName&gt;` (e.g. `packageDmg` or `packageMsi`) are used for packaging the app into the corresponding format. Note, that there is no cross-compilation support available at the moment, so the formats can only be built using the specific OS (e.g. to build `.dmg` you have to use macOS). Tasks that are not compatible with the current OS are skipped by default.

Yaa actually, thanks for clarity.
I'll use github action to generate that

You will need to run `packageDeb` on a linux machine for it to work, `packageMsi` on windows, etc

There's also <https://hydraulic.dev/> which can cross-build Compose Desktop packages, along with other features.

<@U05KQE0RB1V> <https://conveyor.hydraulic.dev/10.1/tutorial/hare/jvm/>