Anyone has noticed that if you control click in a ...

# multiplatform

[Javier]

Anyone has noticed that if you control click in a function JVM library which is an expect inside of a KMP library with Android and JVM, it redirects to the Android actual instead of the JVM actual?

[Mustafa Ozhan]

i think it is still a bug if you have JVM and Android together

[Javier]

are you getting it in android studio or intellij too?

[Mustafa Ozhan]

I use Android Studio only, not sure about intellij

[solidogen]

yes, nothing really changed, jvm+android is kinda messy

[solidogen]

I managed to create enough “hacks” to actually be able to work on jvm module that has a multiplatform dependency applied, but I’m not able to get rid of false positives in IDE after all this time

[Javier]

I have that fail or even the IDE unresolving things

[Javier]

I will move it from jvm to kmp

[solidogen]

my jvm module sees (in IDE) only classes from androidMain, I point Android Studio to commonMain classes by using androidMain <-> commonMain typealiases. this way I have unresolved dependency error only in imports, not through the whole file 😄

does your jvm module see any commonMain classes in IDE?

[Javier]

No, but moving the jvm to kmp with only jvm is enough to fix it

[Javier]

hope they fix it some day

[Javier]

but not sure if it is fixed in IDEA, the problem is IDEA doesn’t support agp 7 and it is not supporting the latest version quickly, so it is inviable to use for Android development

[solidogen]

I also don’t think you can gradle sync mpp project if you have jetpack compose onboard. Doesn’t work for me at least

[Javier]

What you mean? the android app doesn’t need to be mpp, only the jvm app and libraries

[solidogen]

I meant you can’t pass initial project sync if you use compose in any of your modules, while trying to open the project in IDEA

[Javier]

I think I haven’t had that problem