I'm facing a similar (but not identical) issue to @Derek Ellis above ☝️ (Derek, maybe you'll hit this one next...) I can get my Kotlin

shared

module to compile with Cocoapods dependencies just fine. But when finally building/linking the App in Xcode, the linker(?) complains that it can't see the transient dependency symbols. It it expected that I have to set up the dependencies twice, once for the

shared

module, and then again for the overall Xcode project? I can't find any specific reference to this workflow in the docs.

Hello, @darkmoon_uk, could you please add some details? At least about the project structure. As documentations states, creating and using

.xcworkspace

should be enough.

My understanding is that frameworks are not bundled

This was all my own fault (of course!) - I hadn't set up the top level project properly as a Cocoapods project. Once both the top-level (Xcode App) and shared (Gradle) projects were defined for Cocoapods, the transitive Pod dependencies of the shared project were automatically linked, by Cocoapods, into the final App build 👍 Relevant JB docs

Good to hear. Did you do that setup om build.gradle?

The fix to integrate Cocoapods with the top-level project was not in Gradle, no. But I only had to specify the dependencies in the Gradle file.