Sorry to keep bugging you all, but I've hit another hurdle. Setting up my ios app with gitportal, I'...

# touchlab-tools

[Bradleycorn]

Sorry to keep bugging you all, but I've hit another hurdle.
Setting up my ios app with gitportal, I'm running into a proble.
I setup the Other Linker Flags, per the ios setup blog post (see screenshot below)
But when I build the app I get an error: unknown argument: '-framework TwinspiresAdw'

In my umbrella module's gradle config, I have:

targets
        .filterIsInstance<KotlinNativeTarget>()
        .forEach {
                it.binaries.framework {
                        baseName = "TwinspiresAdw"
                        export(project("....")

Not sure what I'm doing wrong here

[Bradleycorn]

I solved this problem. @kpgalligan Not sure if this is just me, or if the blog post needs an update .. I had to add the framework flag as two "entries", one with -framework and another with TwinspiresAdw, like this:

[Bradleycorn]

Another dev on my team who had implemented the tutorial with the demo repos had run into the same issue, and he set me straight.

[kpgalligan]

Actually, the post needs an update because if you're on Kotlin 2.0+, you don't need the linker flags at all. The "bidirectional" post was written after the 2.0 update. Unidirectional before. My old quote, "nothing ages quite like a wiki" applies to blog posts too. https://touchlab.co/gitportal-bidirectional-ios

[Bradleycorn]

haha, or that too 😄

[kpgalligan]

Yeah, so the answer is "remove it". Ironically, the iOS setup is simpler.