I'm trying to use an internal declaration declared in one gradle subproject (`:shared`) in another s...

# gradle

[rad]

I'm trying to use an internal declaration declared in one gradle subproject (:shared) in another subproject (:orchestrator). I've tried KotlinCompilation#associateWith but that errors because the target instances are not the same (Both are JVM though). So now I'm trying this to circumvent that check:

val orchestratorMain = kotlin.target.compilations["main"]

project(":shared").afterEvaluate {
  val associatedCompilations = (orchestratorMain.allAssociatedCompilations as MutableObservableSet<KotlinCompilation<*>>)
  val sharedMain = kotlin.target.compilations["main"]

  sharedMain.allAssociatedCompilations.forAll { compilation -> associatedCompilations.add(compilation) }
}

But this is still throwing compilation errors about the declaration being private

[Vampire]

@tapchicoma you said something about friend-path changes recently, didn't you?

[tapchicoma]

yeah, we are working on redesigning friends feature. So far it looks like we could drop -Xfriend-path argument and introduce some public DSL for it. Timeline wise I am not sure in which Kotlin release it will happen

[tapchicoma]

@rad it is a little hard to help without a repro project