Hi All, We want to create a separate repository fo...

# multiplatform

[Bhargav Pandya]

Hi All, We want to create a separate repository for the Kotlin Multiplatform shared module in GitHub.
If we make any changes to a shared module file within the Android or iOS projects (separate repositories), we want those changes to be reflected in the shared repository as well. How we can achieve this?"

Scenario: Suppose we make changes to a shared module file within the Android project's '*branch_A_Android*' branch. we want these changes to be reflected in the shared repository's '*branch_A_Android*' branch.

How can we effectively manage this scenario? Our preference is to maintain separate repositories for Android and iOS, with the shared repository seamlessly integrated as a module within each repository.

Any available resources or documentation on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

[Bhargav Pandya]

Also I think, for shared multipatform code, i can create a Kotlin Multiplatform library and integrate in Android and IOS Project. This approach is good or any other suggestions?

[Jan Holešovský]

If you want to sort it out on the source code level, it sounds to me as if you are searching for git submodules? https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules. But in my experience, working with submodules is not straight-forward.

[Jan Holešovský]

And you can have it as a library too of course; but then you always need to build the library first, and then the actual Android / iOS project. No idea myself if it's possible to set up some gradle trick to build it both in one go

[Bhargav Pandya]

Thank You @Jan Holešovský , For Development Purpose i think first approach git submodules will be good. Let us try, if we can properly configured git submodules or not. Else We will go to Library approach