Hi, is anyone else getting a lot of warnings in th...

# multiplatform

[Seb Jachec]

Hi, is anyone else getting a lot of warnings in their iOS build after updating from Kotlin 1.7.10 to 1.7.20? In both Xcode 14.0 & 14.1b3, simulator or device, our build is totally cluttered with over 3,000 warnings in the format (arm64) could not find object file symbol for symbol ... after changing version. Seems like most relate to iOS code written in Kotlin, or 3rd party dependencies (Okio, SQLDelight, Koin, Apollo, NSExceptionKt).

[Rick Clephas]

Any examples of the symbols affected?

[Igor Milakovic]

I remember having thousands of those with Xcode 13 too, but interestingly enough only in Dev/Debug configuration - in Staging/Production, which were using Release configurations under the hood, were just fine, no warnings. Not sure if that helps, but may be worth building Release config and see if the warnings are still there 🙂

[Seb Jachec]

@Rick Clephas

Any examples of the symbols affected?

<..shortened..> _kifacevtable:org.koin.core.scope.Scope.$close$lambda$11$FUNCTION_REFERENCE$94_1510013139
<..shortened..> _kifacetable:org.koin.core.scope.Scope.$close$lambda$11$FUNCTION_REFERENCE$94
<..shortened..> _kextname:org.koin.core.scope.Scope.$close$lambda$11$FUNCTION_REFERENCE$94
<..shortened..> GCC_except_table8
<..shortened..> _kclass:com.rickclephas.kmp.nsexceptionkt.core.ThrowableNSException
<..shortened..> _kobjcclassinfo:com.rickclephas.kmp.nsexceptionkt.core.ThrowableNSException
<..shortened..> _ktype:com.rickclephas.kmp.nsexceptionkt.core.$wrapUnhandledExceptionHook$lambda$0$FUNCTION_REFERENCE$0#internal
<..shortened..> _kintf:com.rickclephas.kmp.nsexceptionkt.core.ThrowableNSException

[Seb Jachec]

@Igor Milakovic Interesting, I’ll try and check release, thanks! Doesn’t really help for local debug builds though, where any SwiftLint or Swift compiler warnings we get are now lost in a sea of Kotlin warnings though 😅 Our app seems to run just fine with no issues at least

[Igor Milakovic]

Oh for sure - emotionally speaking, it is devastating, but luckily the app works fine. 😅

Btw, here's another warning for you warning: you've tagged the wrong Igor 😁

[Seb Jachec]

🤦‍♂️ Sorry!

[Igor Milakovic]

Hahaha, I was just joking, no worries!

[Rick Clephas]

Interesting, just tried building the NSExceptionKt sample in debug config (normally builds in release to get realistic stacktraces), but I am not seeing any warnings there. How are you consuming the shared module in Xcode?

[Seb Jachec]

At the moment, as per this comment, but I’ve just tried consuming it exactly as described in the Sentry readme and still see the same warnings. Otherwise, all other dependencies we’re getting warnings for are standard Gradle commonMain dependencies.

[Rick Clephas]

Alright. And the KMM module? Is it consumed with CocoaPods or the embedAndSign Gradle task?

[Seb Jachec]

Ah, embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode Gradle task executed from an Xcode Run Script build phase

[Rick Clephas]

Hmm oke, that’s also how the sample works. In case it helps, I tested this with Xcode 14.0, iPhone 14 Pro simulator (iOS 16.0) on an M1 MacBook Pro.
I am not sure if you can build the NSExceptionKt sample without the need to configure Sentry (and the others), but would be good to know if it something with the setup or the project.

[Seb Jachec]

Hmm, NSExceptionKt sample does actually build with no warnings

[Rick Clephas]

@Igor Milakovic did the warnings eventually disappear? Not sure if this could be caused by some dependencies still using Kotlin 1.7.10 (I have had issues with that before, but haven’t seen this one).

[Igor Milakovic]

I don't think so, but please don't take my word for it, it's been a while. Since the warnings were gone in Release configs I stopped worrying 🙂

[Bao Le Duc]

Hi @Rick Clephas @Igor Milakovic I had exactly the same issue after upgrading to Kotlin 1.7.20 (ktor 2.1.2, serialization 1.4.1, kover 0.6.1). Rolling back to 1.710 (ktor 2.1.1, serialization 1.3.3, kover 0.5.1) resolves the issue.

Did you have a solution/workaround?

[Rick Clephas]

No unfortunately not. So far it doesn’t seem (solely) related to the Kotlin version.
It’s worth noting that both Ktor and kotlinx-kover are still using Kotlin 1.7.10.

[Igor Milakovic]

Me neither, I feel like that's going to show up and go away as we go through upgrades, so no real solution at the moment. Btw, does it happen for you guys in Release configuration too?

[Seb Jachec]

Very late reply, but this doesn’t happen in Release configuration for me

[Rob VS]

The approach that I've taken to get around the compile warnings is to force the KMM shared framework to build for release via xcodeConfigurationToNativeBuildType mapping.

Specifically, in build.gradle.kts, under kotlin > `cocopods`:

xcodeConfigurationToNativeBuildType["Debug"] =
org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.plugin.mpp.NativeBuildType.RELEASE

[Matthias]

@Rob VS Thank you very much, this works for us!