Hello all! I’m trying to implement a lib which run on the JVM, JS and Android but with different d...

# multiplatform

[dwursteisen]

Hello all!

I’m trying to implement a lib which run on the JVM, JS and Android but with different dependencies for each platform.

I got a lot of issues to define specific android dependencies without having any error from Gradle. 

When I’m trying to add a dependency to Android, I got an error saying my compilation with the name «release » (I tried with « main » and « test » or name given by android(“android”).compilations) wasn’t found. 

android("android").compilations["release"].defaultSourceSet { ... }

I end up with this solution: iterate over all compilations and if the name match the one I expect, change dependencies.

Is anyone already encounter this kind of issues? How did you fix it?
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[dwursteisen]

My solution:

plugins {
  id("com.android.application")
  kotlin("multiplatform") version "1.3.61"
}

kotlin {
  // I need to put a name to the target otherwise
  // I got a conflict with the KotlinOptions extension already declared.
  android("android") {}
  jvm { }
}

sourceSets {
 // …
jvm().compilations["test"].defaultSourceSet {
  dependencies {
   // specific JVM dependencies
  }
}

android("android").compilations.all {
  if (this.name.endsWith("Test")) {
    this.defaultSourceSet.dependencies {
        // specify Android Dependencies
    }
  }
 }
}

[Kris Wong]

you're in the sourceSets scope, but then you're calling the target functions and having to drill all the way back in

[Kris Wong]

use named("androidMain") for instance

[dwursteisen]

😱 So simple. I though that jvm() … was part of the sourceSets scope.

👍 thanks

[Kris Wong]

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