Hi there I have a problem that I have spent mutliple hours o

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Hi there I have a problem that I have spent mutliple hours on now but I could not find a solution So we have this situation We are using a multiplatform library which is published through bintray On my machine everything works fine On my colleagues machine it does not One curious thing is the following On my machine i can see in IntelliJ that all dependencies are loaded especially the commonmp metadata Please compare the two screenshot I attached On my colleagues machine this some does not seem to be fetched properly and therefore things do not compile He sees lot s of errors of unresolved symbols in the IDE while I do not Basically non of the packages and classses from the library are recognized What is even more strange is that gradlew build does work for him but gradlew assemble does not When running assemble the failing gradle task is compileKotlinMetadata on the subproject using the multiplatform lib We have tried to see what is different in the setups of our systems Java version 1 8 0 265 is the same Nodejs 10 19 0 is the same Npm 6 14 4 is the same The only difference we can spot is that I am running Pop Os and he runs Ubuntu Another colleague with Ubuntu has the same issue by the way Sooooo long text Does anyone have an idea what to look for Thanks a lot

mbonnin · Answer

What version of gradle are you using It might be worth check your `~ gradle gradle properties` to see if they re matching

peekandpoke · Answer

Oh right we use Gradle 6 6 1

peekandpoke · Answer

gradlew version show the exact same output except for the kernel version of Linux

peekandpoke · Answer

``` gradlew version Gradle 6 6 1 Build time 2020 08 25 16 29 12 UTC Revision f2d1fb54a951d8b11d25748e4711bec8d128d7e3 Kotlin 1 3 72 Groovy 2 5 12 Ant Apache Ant TM version 1 10 8 compiled on May 10 2020 JVM 1 8 0 265 Oracle Corporation 25 265 b01 OS Linux 5 4 0 7642 generic amd64```

mbonnin · Answer

I was maybe thinking about gradle metadata support which was only enabled by default with Gradle 6+ but 6 6 1 should work fine

mbonnin · Answer

It s still worth checking the `gradle properties`

peekandpoke · Answer

In the home directory you mean

mbonnin · Answer

Yes

peekandpoke · Answer

We did on my machine there is not such file present On the other one the file is empty

mbonnin · Answer

Then it s something else

mbonnin · Answer

delete all caches and retry

mbonnin · Answer

Or maybe the network configuration makes it so that the artifacts are resolved from different locations

peekandpoke · Answer

We did multiple times Stopped gradle daemons Disabled incremental build Nothing

peekandpoke · Answer

Ok issue is fixed What happened The mpp library we use is published from my machine and so it landed right away in my m2 cache There also was a problem with the setup of how the lib was published to bintray Nevertheless using the library kept working on my machine but not on the machine of my colleagues More specific the mistake was the following In the build gradle kts for the library we had this piece of code ```afterEvaluate project publishing publications filterIsInstance lt MavenPublication gt forEach it groupId = group as String if it name contains kotlinMultiplaform it artifactId = project name else it artifactId = $ project name $ it name ``` The wrong piece here is to rename the `kotlinMultiplatform` What we have now is to treat the `metadata` like this ```afterEvaluate project publishing publications filterIsInstance lt MavenPublication gt forEach it groupId = group as String if it name contains metadata it artifactId = project name else it artifactId = $ project name $ it name ``` And now finally everything is fine

mbonnin · Answer

Aaaaarg yes mavenLocal Good find