at some point I changed something with the project...

# moko

[Andy Gibel]

at some point I changed something with the project and it stopped building the library Framework for iOS

[Andy Gibel]

I've tried several times going from the template slowly back toward what I had but now I have a minimally renamed project that still won't build the MultiPlatformLibrary framework and am super confused

[Andy Gibel]

I wonder if someone might take a quick glance at a github project and maybe I removed something obvious?

[Andy Gibel]

https://github.com/Mr-Gibbs/moko_testbed

[Andy Gibel]

I've simply removed libraries and files until I had a minimal set that works fine on Android but won't build the iOS Framework

[alex009]

you have not sources in mpp-library. Gradle show it in console:
linkMultiPlatformLibraryDebugFrameworkIosX64 NO-SOURCE

[Andy Gibel]

hm I did not see that in console. I guess I don't really understand what you mean by no sources

[Andy Gibel]

(I apologize and these are probably very basic questions :))

[Andy Gibel]

the folder structures of K/N projects are hard to grasp. This is part of why I like the moko multiplatform module in the first place

[alex009]

https://github.com/Alex009/moko_testbed/commit/c9ea7818f14cae035aec384c37a9cf32309da4c9 just try like this

[alex009]

K/N is binary framework and without sources (any source files in commonMain/iosMain) it can't be compiled. so if sources not exists - compilation skiped

[Andy Gibel]

ughhh really!? I could swear I previously had it building with only androidMain and the domain module defining source

[alex009]

it can work for android, but not for ios 🙂

[Andy Gibel]

Hm adding commonMain as you did still does not seem to solve the problem

[Andy Gibel]

I've added the file and did a pod update/install. Still the foundation is not found on the iOS side

[Andy Gibel]

maybe you cant point out where you saw this previous gradle message so I can try and debug from those. Barring that feedback, I've got nothing to go on other than the iOS Framework not building

[alex009]

check this places

[alex009]

to see message what i send you can just execute gradle task for sync framework:
./gradlew :mpp-library:syncMultiPlatformLibraryDebugFrameworkIosX64

[Andy Gibel]

hm, yes the cocoaPod sources are showing in the build/ folder...

[alex009]

framework is exist in cocoapod directory?

[Andy Gibel]

yes

[alex009]

so framework was compiled. where you can't see framework?

[Andy Gibel]

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[Andy Gibel]

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[Andy Gibel]

sorry - caps 🙂

[Andy Gibel]

Multi*P*latformLibrary

[alex009]

🙂

[Andy Gibel]

but still it wasn't generating before without the source. Thanks again!