after updating the version of kotlin to 1.7.10 I started getting the error "TypeError: undefined is ...

# multiplatform

[Loboda Deni]

after updating the version of kotlin to 1.7.10 I started getting the error "TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'tmp$ret$2.$metadata$')" and I can't figure out what is the reason. Has anyone encountered this?

error happens in reflection.kt

@JsName("getKClass1")
internal fun <T : Any> getKClass1(jClass: JsClass<T>): KClass<T> {
    if (jClass === js("String")) return PrimitiveClasses.stringClass.unsafeCast<KClass<T>>()

    val metadata = jClass.asDynamic().`$metadata$` <--- error here

[Loboda Deni]

include(":clean:feature:asset:list:domain")
include(":clean:feature:asset:list:presentation")

include(":clean:feature:employee:list:domain")
include(":clean:feature:employee:list:presentation")

include(":clean:feature:auth:domain")
include(":clean:feature:auth:presentation")

I found that files with the same names "presentation.js" and "domain.js" are created for all modules - because of this, the error occurs. Does anyone know how to make sure that the correct names for files are formed?

[Loboda Deni]

It turns out that the solution is quite simple - you must manually specify the name of the modules for each gradle module. For some reason it used to work without this on kotlin 1.6.10...