Hi, here is the latest KSP <bi-weekly release>: Highlights - Multiplatform is back working again fo...

# ksp

[Ting-Yuan Huang]

Hi, here is the latest KSP bi-weekly release:

Highlights
• Multiplatform is back working again for JVM platform.
• Corresponding Kotlin version is bumped to 1.4.31. This release still works with 1.4.30. To mute the version mismatch warning when using with Kotlin-1.4.30, use -Pksp.version.check=false.
• Supported Gradle 7.0-rc-1.
API / behavior changes
• Use-site annotations are now attached to use-sites consistently. Previously, they are attached to where they were declared if the source is available, and the use-sites if the source isn't available.
As always, please give it a try and let us know what you think, especially on the API design!

[Big Chungus]

Is it multiplatform yet? If no, any ETA for at least kotlin js support?

[Ting-Yuan Huang]

Kotlin JS depends on this upstream patch. There is no ETA but we'll support it as early as possible once the patch is available in stable Kotlin compiler release.

[Big Chungus]

Since that pr got merged, do you guys have any ETA for mpp support?

[Ting-Yuan Huang]

We should be able to support it once Kotlin 1.5.20 is released. JS will be supported first. Native may take a couple of weeks longer.

[Big Chungus]

Js is exactly what I'm after. Thanks for clarifying, can't wait for 1.5.20 now!

[russhwolf]

Why JS first? I had thought JS might come later since the PR only supported the legacy backend. (Not complaining. Just want to understand what to expect timeline-wise)

[Ting-Yuan Huang]

It's more complicated for K/N in kotlin-gradle-plugin; K/JS shares most of the logic with K/JVM, while we need to have a lot re-implemented (not much effort but still...) for K/N in KSP's gradle plugin.