:wave: Any ideas on how I can convert this code block to kts syntax? `build.gradle(project)- top le...

# gradle

[Victor Kabata]

👋 Any ideas on how I can convert this code block to kts syntax?

build.gradle(project)- top level

subprojects {
    afterEvaluate {
        if (project.hasProperty('android')) {
            android.buildTypes { project -> // This part
                debug {...}
                release{...}
                ... // Other build types
            }
        }
    }
}

[Vampire]

The Kotlin DSL version should largely be the same.
One point is, that you cannot use the type-safe accessor android as that only works with plugins you applied in the same script using the plugins DSL.
This is mainly a hint that you should not do what you do. Using afterEvaluate is evil, except for rare cases, using subprojects { ... } or allprojects { ... } is evil, using the legacy apply to apply a plugin is evil. If you really insist on using that bad-practice style, you need to get the Android extension by type, for example the<WhateverTypeTheAndroidExtensionHas>().buildTypes { ...} or configure<WhateverTypeTheAndroidExtensionHas> { buildTypes { ...} }

[Victor Kabata]

@Vampire Thanks for the feedback. How would you recommend that build variants are declared in a multimodule android project?

[Vampire]

I don't do Android development.
But if you mean what to use instead of subprojects { ... }, then use convention plugins, for example as precompiled script plugin, then apply the convention plugin where you want its effects to be present.