Hello, for SKIE is the ability to have custom Swift files compiled into the framework in a

swift

directory alongside the

kotlin

directory in a source set documented anywhere? (if not is there a chance that feature will be removed)

Hi! The feature is not documented and that’s because it’s not fully supported yet - it’s basically a remnant of our old prototype. We do have a plan to add official support in the (maybe near) future, but right now the feature is not fully ready and more importantly: it’s not actively tested. So while we don’t plan to remove it intentionally, it’s possible that it will get broken. One part of the support that will likely not get broken is the fact that SKIE takes all swift files from the

build/skie/....../swift

directory (because that’s where SKIE generates its files) - so you could always write your own task that puts your swift files in that directory. So, if the feature works enough for your use case as of 0.5.5, then it’s likely you will be able to use it in it’s current state until we introduce a proper support.

Cool thanks 🙂 I'll move to putting the Swift code in

build/skie/....../swift

then.

just make sure you automatically copy the files from some permanent directory there because the build directory is only temporary

Currently I'm copying the files from the output of KSP into the src/swift directory. I saw the

build/skie/....../swift

first but didn't copy them there because I was lazy on how to figure

.....

bit based on the architecture etc.

yeah, if you want to put time into it, then look at SKIE Gradle plugin code where this logic is handled. But as I said, if it works in 0.5.5 use the src/swift and if stops working, you can use the other method

Yep I'll leave it then for now, thanks for your help!