I’m trying to build an umbrella framework that bundles two subprojects. Here’s my project structure:

|- shared-libraries
 \- network
  |- network-core
  |  |- src
  |  |  \- commonMain
  |  \- build.gradle.kts
  |
  |- network-ktor
  |  |- src
  |  |   \- commonMain
  |  \- build.gradle.kts
  |
   \- build.gradle.kts

The

network

module build script has the following dependencies: •

api(project(":shared-libraries:network:network-core"))

•

api(project(":shared-libraries:network:network-ktor"))

Basically,

network

is an umbrella module that contains no source code. For Android, all works fine. I’m able to import

:shared-libraries:network

without issues. For iOS, I’m leveraging

FatFrameworkTask

(registered as

fatFramework

) to build the umbrella framework. When I run

./gradlew :shared-libraries:network:fatFramework

, Gradle compiles the code but it doesn’t create any iOS framework. I’m not sure why. Is there a better/easier way to create an iOS umbrella framework for a project structure like the one above?

You might need to add a source file to

network

. Can be empty.

Will try that. Thanks!

Alternatively, you might need to explicitly export the project dependencies in your framework block

I have

export(project(":shared-libraries:network:network-core"))

and

export(project(":shared-libraries:network:network-ktor"))

in the

network

script file. Gradle compiles the source code but it look like the link step is never executed.

oh yeah I guess you needed both those things 🙂

I’ll try that and see what happens.

nice!

Thanks again @russhwolf!

Also please avoid using

network

as module name. There are known issues in stable releases, it might clash with

Network

platform library.

Will do. Thanks!