Hello, I have a project setup as such in which jvm1 and jvm2 and different targets:

src
* commonMain
* commonTest
* jvm1Main
* jvm2Main
* jvm2Test

I want it so that running

check

or

build

would run

jvm2Test

and

commonTest

so I setup my `build.gradle`:

kotlin {
    jvm('jvm1')
    jvm('jvm2')

    sourceSets {
        commonMain { dependencies { ... } }

        commonTest {
            dependencies {
                implementation kotlin('test-annotations-common')
            }
        }

        jvm1Main {
            dependsOn commonMain

            dependencies { ... }
        }

        jvm2Main {
            dependsOn commonMain

            dependencies { ... }
        }

        jvm2Test {
            dependsOn commonTest

            dependencies {
                implementation kotlin('test')
                implementation kotlin('test-junit')
            }
        }
    }
}

However, running

./gradlew build

tries to compile

commonTest

through both

jvm1Test

and

jvm2Test

, and fails since

jvm1Test

doesn't have any test dependencies. Is there a way to disable

jvm1Test

or decouple it from

commonTest

?

There's an automatic dependency on commonTest for any target created using

jvm()

. I don't think you can remove a

dependsOn()

relation -- seems like a bad thing to try doing even if it can be done. Anything in commonTest is supposed to be able to run on all targets that you're building. Is there a reason why you want to build jvm1, but not run tests on it?

jvm1 uses some libraries that only work with specific hardware (this is code for a robot), so jvm2's purpose is to "simulate" some aspects to be able to run unit tests. perhaps i can override the build task to call assemble and jvm2Test?

You can probably just disable the jvm1Test task.

tasks.getByName("jvm1Test").enabled = false

-- or something like that.

Disabling compileTestKotlinJvm1 and jvm1Test worked, thanks!