Hi! How to do this ``` jvm { compilations.main.kotlinOptions { jvmTarget = "...

# multiplatform

[dimsuz]

Hi! How to do this

jvm {
        compilations.main.kotlinOptions { 
            jvmTarget = "1.8"
        }
    }

for android?

it works for jvm, but on android target I get:

Could not get unknown property 'main' for KotlinJvmAndroidCompilation container of type org.gradle.api.internal.FactoryNamedDomainObjectContainer.

during gradle sync

[Kris Wong]

tasks.withType<KotlinCompile> {
    kotlinOptions.jvmTarget = "1.8"
}

[dimsuz]

Sigh. I hoped this is more in line with how it's done on jvm. Why such assymmetry?...

[Kris Wong]

i also do it this way with JVM

[dimsuz]

got it. will try this way, we have it like this on non-kmp android, but I thought here it's a bit different, because this is what recommended in official docs (for jvm, nothing for android).

[Kris Wong]

they do the same thing. the snippet I pasted handles all KotlinCompile tasks, the one you pasted handles just one

[Kris Wong]

android.compilations["main"].kotlinOptions.jvmTarget = "1.8" or something similar would probably also work

[dimsuz]

that's exactly what I've thought too and what I've tried. See my top post, this gives me an exception 🙂

[dimsuz]

that's what has surprised me. it's not the same for android compilation for some reason

[Kris Wong]

what I've written and what you've written are different

[Kris Wong]

you have compilations.main, I have compilations["main"]

[dimsuz]

hmmm. Somehow I thought that this translates to the same thing. Thanks, I'll try this one a bit later!

[Kris Wong]

the first one requires an extension function