Hello guys If I use the `transitiveExport = true` configuration in umbrella module cocoapods seting ...

# multiplatform

[Dmitry Stakhov]

Hello guys
If I use the transitiveExport = true configuration in umbrella module cocoapods seting up, the KMP plugin generates the ObjC classes as they are named in Kotlin:

__attribute__((swift_name("Classname")))

but if I remove exporting transitives, the class name in ObjC is being changed and has a module prefix now:

__attribute__((swift_name("ModulenameClassname")))

Is there a way to avoid adding module prefix, while also removing transitive export?

[Michael Krussel]

I get the simple `swift_name("Classname") on my classes without the transitive export.

Is the class that is got a new Swift name, in the module that that is creating the framework? If not is the dependency for it included in the list of exports?

[Dmitry Stakhov]

There is an umbrella gradle module with cocoapods { block and there are few gradle modules that contain classes. The dependency for other modules is included using export like this:

cocoapods {
        name = "UmberllaModule"
        version = "1.0"
        ios.deploymentTarget = "12.0"
        framework {
            baseName = "UmberllaModule"
            isStatic = false
            export(projects.module1)
            export(projects.module2)
            // transitiveExport = true
        }
}

[Michael Krussel]

And the class you are looking at are in module1 or module 2 and not a dependency of them?

[Dmitry Stakhov]

I guess I understand what you mean.

To be more precise, It's like this:
Umbrella module:

framework {
   export(projects.module1)
   // transitiveExport = true
}

module 1:

sourceSets {
    commonMain.dependencies {
        api(projects.module2)
    }
}

The classes that have the domain prefix now are placed in module 2 (that is added in module 1)

[Michael Krussel]

If you add the export of module2 in that case the domain prefix should go away. The prefix is added to types that are not exported.