I upgraded some dependencies and now when `check` ...

# multiplatform

[Derek Ellis]

I upgraded some dependencies and now when check is run compileDebugAndroidTestKotlinAndroid fails because it can't find the actual declaration for a JVM module. It worked before, and the actual declarations are there.. I can run testDebugUnitTest successfully too. Did something change or am I missing something obvious?

[gammax]

I upgraded some dependencies

Which dependencies have you updated?

[Derek Ellis]

I upgraded Kotlin to 1.4.31 from 1.4.21, and AGP to the latest alpha

[Derek Ellis]

The gradle config in question is here https://github.com/cuhacking/atlas/blob/upgrade-canary/mapbox/build.gradle.kts

[gammax]

I see you’re using detekt. By any chance have you bumped it also? I’m asking since we shipped KMM support in the latest release.

[gammax]

Nope you haven’t, so that’s not #detekt related.

[russhwolf]

I'm not sure exactly what causes it, but I've seen this in a kmp/compose project. It's looking for instrumentation test actuals. Copy your actual declarations from androidTest to androidAndroidTest and it will build.

[Derek Ellis]

That did the trick! I added the androidTest directory as the sourceset for androidTest to avoid having to copy/symlink the files and it seems to be working as well. Thank you! (and I'm going to bump detekt as well for good measure)

[Qracle]

hi @Derek Ellis, do you mind sharing what you used to add the androidTest directory as the source set for androidAndroidTest?

[Qracle]

im looking at https://kotlinlang.org/docs/multiplatform-dsl-reference.html#source-set-parameters and im thinking to use kotlin.srcDir

[Derek Ellis]

I used java.srcDir but I imagine kotlin.srcDir would work too
https://github.com/cuhacking/mmapp/blob/main/mmapp/build.gradle.kts#L73-L79