Hello, I'm sorry if this question has been asked before but I couldn't find an answer (either on the web or here). I understand that iOS and MacOS source sets can only be compiled from a Mac for legal reasons (Apple being Apple...) Yet, I'm on Linux and I would like to be able to contribute to the iOS code (even if not compiling) but when I sync a project with a pod dependency, I cannot import the dependencies and I see this in the command line :

> Task :module:podGenIOS SKIPPED
> Task :module:podSetupBuildPodDependencyIphonesimulator SKIPPED

I suspend this is linked to me not being able to see the dependencies. Is there a way for me to force Kotlin to generate the bridge (or at least let IntelliJ know about it) so that I can develop for iOS in Kotlin MPP without actually buying a Mac ?

Hello, @bmo! Those tasks are not working correctly, because they hardly depend on the CocoaPods dependency manager. At the moment, I was not able to find any instruction on how to install and use it from Linux machine.

Hello @Artyom Degtyarev [JB], thanks for the answer, I have no idea how cocoapods works TBH but I installed the gem without any issues. I'll look more into it and let you know if I find something

AFAIK, the answer is no bc those tasks relies on the Xcode. @Yaroslav Chernyshev [JB], can you please take a look?

Thank you, I'll wait on Yaroslav's answer to see if I can be unblocked