I'm running through the getting-started for Kotlin Multiplatform with Compose, have built my project using the linked Wizard, downloaded, and trying to run from Android Studio but getting the following...

ld: framework 'composeApp' not found
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

the run configuration was already there for me -- didn't set one up myself... and I did open Xcode before running. Android (composeApp) runs fine Any ideas?

Did you set "search framework path" and "other linker flags" in your Xcode build settings?

I didn't change anything in Xcode, no

That one looks good

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I believe that should work.

Same Xcode version. I'm on Sonoma he's on Ventura

Ahh well, in such a case perhaps it is something else. Perhaps something changed and you don't need to specify where to search for the xcframework anymore.

Nope, basically same error

Humm, it seems like due to some problem it is not able to compile it. There is no other error before?

One sec I'll post the whole gist

Are you able to see a

/build

directory inside your module

Whole output from runnign iosApp in AS: https://gist.github.com/dallasgutauckis/01db4832828e01e35c597735904d1a0d

Sometimes Xcode complains because I have not setup my provision profile

Inside which module, sorry

Can you try a different device version. I believe there was some issues with iPhone 17

Well my buddy is using the same version of Xcode (15.0.1)

Xcode 15 is fine I think is the latest iOS version the one having some issues.

Same issue on 16.4

In the logs you posted I don't see anything relevant. I think it shows your java home empty but not sure if that is relevant.

Yeah the only relevant thing I saw was the error at the bottom about composeApp

Same issue on 16.4

Ouch, well, wait to see if someone from JB takes a look into it

I think I've figured it out -- at least what the problem is but not the root of the problem which I assume is a config problem somewhere in the wizard. I have a case-sensitive filesystem for my projects on my mac and I think somewhere the configuration is

ComposeApp

vs.

composeApp

Humm, interesting. good finding. Usually the framework name is defined using:

iosTarget.binaries {
            framework {
                baseName = "MyFrameworkNameKt"
                isStatic = true
            }
        }

Hopefully you find where is the misspell because I guess someone else will run into the same problem if clone your code.