```w: Kotlin Multiplatform <-> Android Gradle Plugin compatibility issue: The applied Android Gradle...

# multiplatform

[Joel Denke]

w: Kotlin Multiplatform <-> Android Gradle Plugin compatibility issue:
The applied Android Gradle Plugin version (8.3.0) is higher 
than the maximum known to the Kotlin Gradle Plugin.
Tooling stability in such configuration isn't tested, please report encountered issues to <https://kotl.in/issue>"

Minimum supported Android Gradle Plugin version: 7.0
Maximum tested Android Gradle Plugin version: 8.2

To suppress this message add 'kotlin.mpp.androidGradlePluginCompatibility.nowarn=true' to your gradle.properties

Really, how can it be that Kotlin plugin is not supporting version of AGP that is 8.3?
I am using Kotlin 1.9.23, Gradle 8.6, AGP 8.3, Java 17.

[Gleb]

Well, I imagine there are other things that the KMP team has to tackle at the moment and providing support for the most recent android dependencies is not the topmost priority. Probably, when KMP is fully stable, they'll have a faster pipeline for such things taking them less time to rollout new builds

[Joel Denke]

Yeah I wish all of these was owned by Jetbrains and being in same release cycle. So annoying all depending on Kotlin, but having non overlaps. This is not the first time.
But first time it complains its to new for Kotlin, usually the other way around.
So to be able to run Iguana Android Studio, any recommendation, just ignore this and hope it gets tested support soon?
Most compilers seems to support Kotlin 2.0.0-beta4, hence confused 1.9.23 not supported.

[ephemient]

the way that whole interaction works is changing: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/259523353

[eygraber]

I have all my projects set to ignore that warning, and I've never had an issue.