I'm struggling with source sets config with my ksp processor - there seems to be a lot of changes in the topic recently, so can anyone tell me how to achieve generating code for

iosMain

source set? I'm using ksp 1.6.21-1.0.5 and even if I do

configurations
        .filter { it.name.startsWith("ksp") }
        .forEach {
            add(it.name, "com.example...")
        }

all I get is android source sets. If I try to add to ios configs, it doesn't complain but no code is generated. (the annotated files are in

commonMain

btw). An example of os library which generates code for different source sets would be awesome.

With current KSP releases you are most probably out of luck if you do not see a

ksp...

task for your

iosMain

source set. If you want to experiment and build a KSP version with source set configuration support, you could try the following: • Clone this repository: https://github.com/OliverO2/ksp.git • Check out the branch

multiplatform-fixes-1.0.5-kotlin-1.6.21

• In the KSP project's root directory, run

./gradlew publishAllPublicationsToTestRepository

• In your project's root directory, add these lines to

gradle.properties

, replacing `<YOUR_KSP_PROJECT_DIRECTORY>`:

ksp.multiplatform.enabled=true
kotlinVersion=1.6.21
kspVersion=2.0.255-SNAPSHOT
testRepo=<YOUR_KSP_PROJECT_DIRECTORY>/build/repos/test

• Make

settings.gradle.kts

contain a

pluginManagement

block like this:

pluginManagement {
    val kotlinVersion: String by settings
    val kspVersion: String by settings
    val testRepo: String by settings
    plugins {
        id("com.google.devtools.ksp") version kspVersion apply false
        kotlin("multiplatform") version kotlinVersion apply false
    }
    repositories {
        maven(testRepo)
        gradlePluginPortal()
    }
}

• Make

build.gradle.kts

contain at least like this:

plugins {
    kotlin("multiplatform") apply false
}

val testRepo: String by project
allprojects {
    repositories {
        maven(testRepo)
        mavenCentral()
    }
}

• Configure source sets with the

ksp

extension as explained here: https://github.com/google/ksp/pull/1021. Does that help?

I was observing your PR and will try that for sure, thank you. But isnt that supposed to work with ksp 1 as well? It's for a public os library so I'll eventually have to use the official way

With the old dependency-based configuration, KSP has a problem with eager configuration: It can only see configurations present at its own initialization time. So the reason why your

iosMain

source set is not there yet may be that it is lazily configured after the KSP plugin has been initialized. (You know Gradle's callback hell named configuration avoidance?) My PR enables lazy configuration for source sets, and that makes a difference with some setups.

Use

configurations.matching { … }.configureEach { … }

I've taken it from mockative, searched github for similar config and this seemed to somewhat apply to my case. Also, if I print inside of this foreach it prints all the ios config names. It even worked once, the code was generated in the right directory but not recognised as source. Will try the snapshot and let you guys know :)