Hi folks! Does anyone know how to override the platform created from the Shared module? In these la...

# multiplatform

[Armando DevPicon]

Hi folks! Does anyone know how to override the platform created from the Shared module?

In these last weeks, I went through the Get Started with Kotlin Multiplatform Tutorial, but today, I wanted to consume the flow from Swift configuring KMP-NativeCoroutines; before starting, my XCode asked me to update my iOS SDK from 17.4 to 17.5; after the update was installed, I opened the iosApp project and suddenly I started to receive this error:

/GreetingKMP/iosApp/iosApp/ContentView.swift:2:8: error: cannot load module 'Shared' built with SDK 'iphonesimulator17.4' when using SDK 'iphonesimulator17.5
 /GreetingKMP/shared/build/xcode-frameworks/Debug/iphonesimulator17.5/Shared.framework/Modules/Shared.swiftmodule/arm64-apple-ios-simulator.swiftmodule import Shared

To solve the issue, I considered recreating the platform. I invalidated caches and rebuilt the shared module and the XCode project several times without success; in the end, changing the baseName made it work!

iosTarget.binaries.framework {
            baseName = "DevShared" // <<-- I changed this name from "Shared"
            isStatic = true
        }

[Ryan Simon]

I started getting this issue recently. Any way to solve without changing the base name?

[Pablichjenkov]

I remember issues of this nature when renaming Xcode projects and such. Did you try clearing the DerivedData in Xcode? It works sometimes.

[Ryan Simon]

Will try it out thanks

[yousefa2]

The error basically says the cached framework that was built previously was using an older iOS version. gradle clean or deleting the build folder for the shared module should be enough to create a new framework with correct iOS version.

[Ryan Simon]

ah good stuff, thanks