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I’m attempting to convert the Arrow Meta hello-world example to work in a Multiplatform project, but the `compileKotlin` closure is not present in KMP projects. Does anyone know how to configure it? I suspect I’m missing something trivial, but cannot seem to find any documentation for compiler arguments for KMP projects.

It was just me being stupid. This worked:
```kotlin {
    targets.all {
        compilations.all {
            kotlinOptions {
                freeCompilerArgs = ["-Xplugin=${project.rootDir}/create-plugin/build/libs/create-plugin-all.jar"]
            }
        }
    }
    sourceSets {
        all {
            dependencies {
                api project(path: ':create-plugin', configuration: 'shadow')
            }
        }
        //...
    }
    //...
}```

Thanks for the info <@U0B85DVDJ>!! No _stupid_, just it was necessary to "play" more and now we know something more, thanks!!!

Please, don't hesitate to contribute with more examples in that repository, thanks!!

I can make a PR with this once I get it running. It seems the compiler plugin is now running but replacing the method fails with `Unresolved reference: synthetic` for some unknown reason and I’m currently trying to figure out how to debug what is happening

Great! In case you don't find the reason, you can create a draft pull request and we'll check it :+1:

Will do. Is there any way to get insights into exactly what is transformed by the compiler? I would assume I could find the transformed file under `build/classes/kotlin/jvm` somewhere, but so far I’m coming up short?

The transformations take place during compilation. However, you can see a meta debug file which appears together `HelloWorld.kt`. On the other hand, `synthetic`  comes from `io.arrow-kt:arrow-annotations`  dependency. I hope it's useful for you :+1:

Thanks :bow: I was missing the arrow-annotations dependency in the KMP project. It compiles now :tada: