:wave: Hi everyone! I implemented a <basic Kotlin compiler plugin> using K2 that checks class instan...

# compiler

[David Coronel]

👋 Hi everyone!
I implemented a basic Kotlin compiler plugin using K2 that checks class instantiations and prints a warning on the build output log if a class of type com.names.inspector.Dog is defined with a name ending in a specific suffix.

The attached images illustrate its behavior.

The plugin works correctly on JVM but fails with iOS targets.

When running the task compileKotlinIosArm64, it fails with an error java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/names/inspector/Dog indicating that a class defined in a commonMain sourceSet is not recognized properly, even though it is exported correctly for each iOS target.

Could you please help me understand why this plugin fails for iOS targets?

[rnett]

See https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C7L3JB43G/p1751507721680469

[rnett]

For native targets you need to shadow everything (but the compiler and stdlib). You can just use a single artifact with everything shadowed, it works fine for the non native compiler.

[David Coronel]

Thank you Ryan, I'll go that way