Tell me, what is not configured in the project <ht...

# announcements

[BorzdeG]

Tell me, what is not configured in the project https://github.com/BorzdeG/example-hello-multiplatform?
When I run “./gradlew clean check” I get the error:

> Task :hello-other-common:jar
e: .../hello-other-jvm/src/main/kotlin/hello/other/jvm/HelloOtherData.kt: (3, 21): Unresolved reference: HelloCommonData
e: .../hello-other-jvm/src/main/kotlin/hello/other/jvm/HelloOtherData.kt: (5, 48): Unresolved reference: HelloCommonData
> Task :hello-other-jvm:compileKotlin FAILED

At the same time, there are no errors in IDEA - only during the execution of the code.

[Burkhard]

I think you are missing a dependency to “hello-other-jvm” in “hello-jvm”

[BorzdeG]

“hello-jvm” does not use “hello-other-jvm” - they are used only in “hello-jvm-runners”

[Burkhard]

Woops your right. I misread HelloCommonData as HelloOtherData.

[Burkhard]

Can’t help you then. Maybe it’s something todo with api in the dependencies. I remember having some problems when switching form the old compile to api and implementation.

[nfrankel]

#C19FD9681?

[BorzdeG]

It seems I figured out the cause of the error. I’ll fix the code now

[BorzdeG]

https://github.com/BorzdeG/example-hello-multiplatform/commit/504050fcfc6e654445053bb0668d95a6c40a58e8#diff-f4b3e2223a428a6d5773114f0afa7b6eR9

For “: hello-common” instead of api you also had to use expectedBy

[nfrankel]

i think this would have been more useful in the #C19FD9681 channel

[BorzdeG]

shared #C19FD9681