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Hey guys,

Quick question.

Has anyone had a similar issue when trying to build gradle using the following `compose-multiplatfor-ios-android` template on Android Stufio?

<https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform-ios-android-template/#readme>

I am running on an M1 and got all the required software installed.

Thanks in advance!

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Did you validate that you have all installed? Using Kdoctor

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Hey <@UL2D219J5>, yes I did.

Each time I restart my terminal (or Android Studio) I see the following message (see first image attached) when running `kdoctor`, and it complains about `CocoaPods is not compatible with system ruby installation on Apple M1 computers.`.

I then tried the link to reinstall Cocoapods, but when restarting the terminal I see the same message if running kdoctor

However, if I run:  `export PATH=/opt/homebrew/opt/ruby/bin:/opt/homebrew/lib/ruby/gems/3.0.0/bin:$PATH` I then only see the following message:`CocoaPods requires your terminal to be using UTF-8 encoding.`
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Then even though adding the suggested exports to the `~/.zprofile` (see third image) I keep seeing the same `error/issues` (second image) if I re-run `kdoctor`

And when trying to build gradle, I keep seeing the original error (last image).

I guess that the issue is with the `cocoapods` installation? :thinking_face:

Cocoapods is very picky, you need to install a specific Ruby version. Kdoctor gives you a link that you can navigate to to resolve this issue.