I have one Gradle project which includes two sub p...

# multiplatform

[StefMa]

I have one Gradle project which includes two sub projects: lib and sample.
The library uses some dependencies (ktor for instance). They all are declared as implementation dependencies.

My sample should simply use the lib as a dependency.
For this i added

commonMainImplementation(project(":lib"))

But if I run my jvm sample (which has a main method) I get:

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: io/ktor/client/HttpClientJvmKt

Which is strange because I do not share the HttpClient as a API. It is declared as internal and therefore it should not be shared with other libraries...

To my question:
Is this setup possible? How should it work then? How do I have to declare my lib dependency in the sample?

[cy]

Looks like no transitive dependencies added to the claaspath so it doesn't want to work. Try to add the lib dependency to the jvm source set

[StefMa]

I tried this as well, but without success…
But why aren’t they added?
I mean they are dependencies from the jvm target at my lib. So it should be added, right?

[StefMa]

When I look at some other Multiplatform libraries at GitHub; it seems that everyone put the sample in its own gradle project (with a settings.gradle.kts etc).
But i think this is not the right way…

[StefMa]

I was running into this issue: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-29082