Does anyone managed to fixed this issue? It happe...

# gradle

[Ahmed Riyadh]

Does anyone managed to fixed this issue?

It happen when you have:

// module1/Utils.kt
fun onePlusOne() = 1 + 1

// module2/Utils.kt
fun onePlusTwo() 1 + 2

And let's say the module1 depends on module2 and use all the code and functions from module2
Then this would cause runtime exception: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError

When calling onePlusTwo from module2 in module1
(both are applications in this case)

For more details: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-64744/NoSuchMethodError-on-some-but-not-all-methods-from-another-Gradle-module

This might be a feature, but it allow you to compile the code instead of causing a build failure

Wondering how can we solve this, because I depends on Gradle modules too much.
and use all the code from

A workaround is to change the file name Utils for one of the modules

[ephemient]

you should use different packages in different modules - that's good practice, and is forced by JPMS if you ever have to deal with Java 9+ modules

[Ahmed Riyadh]

The issue is that unexpected bug will happen at runtime, other bugs will be prevented by the compiler, for example if you used:

val currentSystem = ""

fun getCurrentSystem() = ""

Will cause a build failure (Platform declaration clash: The following declarations have the same JVM signature) which is a good thing to prevent unexpected bugs,

This might be the main reason the issue in youtrack is not closed yet.

Other than that, it can be fixed very easily by either using a different package or file name in the module where it has the issue