Hard to say without looking at it. It’s an xcode/build thing rather than a Kotlin-specific thing, th...

# multiplatform

[kpgalligan]

Hard to say without looking at it. It’s an xcode/build thing rather than a Kotlin-specific thing, though. First to try is check which file you have opened in Xcode. I’d close Xcode, and make sure you open the *.xcworkspace rather than *.xcodeproj. When you use cocoapods, you need to open a different project file. I don’t know that AS would still be failing, though (not sure how the plugin picks project configs, and I use Xcode most of the time)

[julioromano]

Sharing code is not a problem, I just wish I knew which code I could share to help with this 🙂

[julioromano]

Wow… opening the *.xcworkspace did the trick, now the app builds and launches from Xcode. But still no luck launching it from within AS (ld: framework not found Pods_iosApp).

[julioromano]

Ok, it was the same issue from within AS too. The iosApp launch configuration still pointed to the *.xcodeproj. Deleting it and doing a sync made AS recreate it correctly pointing to the *.xcworkspace.

[julioromano]

Thanks a lot!!!

[Raed Ghazal]

2 years later, thanks, got the same issue and this fixed it 😄