What do I need to do to have a KMM project working well with Xcode and cocoapods? I want to drop the

packForXcode

task and instead use cocoapods. And I also want to be able to add iOS-specific libraries directly into

build.gradle.kts

, like AFNetworking. I know that this is possible and doable but... Is there a complete example out there? I've tried the following but there ae always some issues...

You most likely missing

kotlin.mpp.enableGranularSourceSetsMetadata=true
kotlin.native.enableDependencyPropagation=false

in

gradle.properties

thanks, but no - I already have this in

gradle.propeties

Take a look at KaMPKit https://github.com/touchlab/KaMPKit We use a slightly more old-fashioned setup where we create either

iosX64

or

iosArm64

targets as needed, rather than using the

ios()

builder that uses heirarchical sources. See https://github.com/touchlab/KaMPKit/blob/master/shared/build.gradle.kts#L28-L33 If you are using

ios()

, I tend to find it works better in IDEA than Android Studio.

@russhwolf thank you building the iOS app from Xcode now works, as well as the cocoapods integration somehow I'm still missing autocomplete and syntax highlighting features, even from

commonMain

. I encounter this pretty often in KMM. in the

build.gradle.kts

you've linked earlier, there is this comment:

// Revert to just ios() when gradle plugin can properly resolve it

and the

if else

below distinguishes if Xcode wants to build the app on the simulator or on a real device? I'm coming from an Android background so this is somewhat strange to me at first

yeah the if/else checks an environment variable that Xcode sets during its build, to decide which target to use

Well, after hours of struggle, it seems that ktor client versions of

1.4.1

and

1.4.2

mess up the autocomplete feature in all sourcesets While

1.4.0

works fine