Hi I have built a kotlin multiplatform library. ...

# multiplatform

[Ashu Tyagi]

Hi

I have built a kotlin multiplatform library. My question is:

Every time I make a change inside the library, I publish it to maven local to test locally.

Every time i run ./gradlew build task, It build both debug & release framework for ios which is slow.

Is there a way to generate only debug framework while testing it locally? Also is there a way to completely skip generating ios framework & generate only android framework?

Thanks in advance.

[Swapnil Musale]

If you add sample app inside your lib repo then you don't need build any framework for testing purpose

This is how I test lib change on device : https://github.com/swapnil-musale/KDeviceInfo/blob/master/sampleApp/composeApp/build.gradle.kts#L36

[Ashu Tyagi]

The app is in a separate repository & the library is in a separate repository.

I cannot add it as a project dependency.

[Ashu Tyagi]

cc: @Pablichjenkov

[Ivan Carracedo Asensio]

You can use ./gradlew tasks to see all the tasks you could use, if you are talking about just the android part you can generate with the command that looks like: ./gradlew publishReleasePublicationToMavenLocal of course with the maven-publish plugin imported and well configured in build.gradle

[Ivan Carracedo Asensio]

On the other hand if you want just the iOS part and if you have configured the XCFrameworks without cocoapods the command to generate iOS debug framework should look like: ./gradlew assembleKmpSharedDebugXCFramework in which KmpShared woould be the name of your shared module

[Ivan Carracedo Asensio]

But anyways, all these stuff you can check it out by executing ./gradlew tasks --all

[Ashu Tyagi]

Thanks a lot @Ivan Carracedo Asensio 🙌