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How is it that nonJvmMain in arrow-core works? I'm trying to replicate this setup in a different project, and can't understand this Gradle wizardry

<https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow-gradle-config/blob/97ba7b5eab810a336cf4070eb717f05533d208a8/arrow-gradle-config-kotlin/src/main/kotlin/io.arrow-kt.arrow-gradle-config-kotlin.gradle.kts#L75C11-L75C21|https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow-gradle-config/blob/97ba7b5eab810a336cf4070eb717f[…]c/main/kotlin/io.arrow-kt.arrow-gradle-config-kotlin.gradle.kts>

It's a new `sourceSet`, and all `nonJvm` targets depend on it.

That's what I ended up doing! Dang, it's annoying not having the gradle config in the repo because it means you can't just Ctrl-Shift-F it! Nice to see that there's an issue to discuss that though

Where is that issue? We're planning to ditch this common gradle config repository btw. It's been causing more headaches than it saved. Generalising Gradle setups is ... not convenient :joy:

<https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow/issues/3423> is what I meant.

Oh, that issue. Yes, I think it'll be much easier to just have it in the repo, even if that introduces a little duplication

Keep in mind though, it will slow down the build a bit. Gradle's up-to-date checks are not _great_, so even if there's nothing to do, it can take .5–2s for Gradle to notice that

We're down to under 20 minutes from what used to be an hour on CI couple years ago :sweat_smile:

Maintenance &gt; build performance in OSS at least.