i am working on a multiplatform project and for so...

# multiplatform

[Josh Feinberg]

i am working on a multiplatform project and for some reason my android builds are pulling in a desktop version of a library. i get an error

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Landroidx/compose/foundation/lazy/layout/Lazy_desktopKt

is there a way to see whats making this happen?

[Josh Feinberg]

this wasn't a problem when i had the project as a submodule but i've since deployed to github packages so i'm not sure if this is a problem with github packages, a problem with how i deployed, or a build problem

[Zac Sweers]

Any chance one of your libraries is just a jvm project and pulling in that to android? I’ve made that mistake before with an annotations artifact

[Josh Feinberg]

not that i can tell. and in my github packages I can see that i have a -android, -android-debug, and a -jvm version

[Josh Feinberg]

not sure if this matters but the failure is within an internal library

MyApp
|- LibraryA
     |= LibraryB

so both LibraryA and LibraryB have jvm and android targets, and the library thats returning the error is LibraryB

[Zac Sweers]

Peek at the dependencies task? That’s how I root caused mine

[Josh Feinberg]

hmm, so it does look like it my project its pulling in
org.jetbrains.compose.foundation:foundation-desktop:1.4.0-dev-wasm09 in the android source set

[Josh Feinberg]

which is weird cause even when i remove the jvm version and just leave an android target from LibraryB it still is bringing in the desktop version

[Josh Feinberg]

and that was it, i have to force it to use the 1.4.0 version for compose stuff so the pom file properly redirects

[Josh Feinberg]

thank you for the rubber ducking 🙂

[Zac Sweers]

+rubber duck