Did anybody check AppCode+KMM plugin? Quick look shows me that my scripts and sources from buildSrc folder not recognized by appcode+kmm-plugin. explanation: i created empty kmm project with kmm-plugin from appcode and starts to modify my current work project gradle scripts (in androidApp module) the same way as in new project. When i finally changed gradle script structure in my work project build starts fail with errors (

unresolved reference

from buildSrc sources). I miss something or AppCode doesn’t recognize buildSrc sources?

сс @Vyacheslav Karpukhin [JB]

Hm, i didn’t understand problem correct, it is not buildSrc issue

@iamthevoid In which gradle file this snippet with unresolved

platform()

is located?

To be clear: i started to modify androidApp build.gradle.kts the same way, like an in template new project. On screenshot above you can see 1. Script is

android:app / build.gradle.kts

2. I removed

kotlin("android")

and add

kotlin("multiplatform")

3. I move my

dependencies

block inside

kotlin { sourceSets { androidMain.dependencies { … } } }

Got it, thanks. Looks like you are right and the root cause is the lack of the

platform

support for the dependencies in

kotlin-multiplatform

plugin. Could you report this to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/KMA, please? Regarding the submodules: they also need to be converted to

kotlin-multiplatform

, otherwise they won't be imported correctly by the IDE, and the code which uses these dependencies won't resolve.

Regarding the submodules: they also need to be converted to 

kotlin-multiplatform

Is it always be like that? Or it can be changed in future?

This might change in the future, but at the moment we don't have this on our roadmap.

Any workaround for the time being? Goal is to import a bom.