Noticed that if I have a gradle module I call common, which in my case is core.common, it collided w...

# multiplatform

[Joel Denke]

Noticed that if I have a gradle module I call common, which in my case is core.common, it collided with commonMain names in KMP somehow. Is name common reserved name I cannot use in Gradle or? Error like:

duplicate library name: runtime_commonMain

[mbonnin]

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-51110
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-62653

[mbonnin]

I disabled allWarningsAsErrors for this

[Joel Denke]

Looking forward to see Amper solve KMP/CMP projects ... This is killing me 😄

[mbonnin]

Since Amper is built on top of Gradle, this will certainly have to get fixed for Gradle first

[mbonnin]

Unless Amper uses something else than Gradle in the future but I think I will be long gone from this planet if/when that happens 😄

[Joel Denke]

Yeah ofc just joking here, its killing me sit with Gradle problems on top of the already complex KMP domain itself 😄
Dont want to deal with this odd things in build step level, just want it working, dont care setup of Gradle flags needed, it should just work 😛

[Joel Denke]

When I updated Mac OS X everything just broke, my previous IOS KMP setup just stopped failing and these warnings on top. Wish there was like a FAQ page on Jetbrain CMP page, how to deal with odd Gradle flags and setup blocks 😄

[Joel Denke]

Like:

e: Compilation failed: Linking globals named 'knifunptr_cocoapods_FirebaseFirestore2_FirebaseFirestoreVersionNumber_getter': symbol multiply defined!

 * Source files: 
 * Compiler version: 1.9.21
 * Output kind: FRAMEWORK