I’m trying to use `@Parcelize` in a multiplatform library, using `expect`/`actual` on `@Parcelize` ...

# multiplatform

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I’m trying to use @Parcelize in a multiplatform library, using `expect`/`actual` on @Parcelize and Parcelable, but I encounter a very weird error when using the kotlin.android.extensions plugin on one library: “This class does not have a constructor” on a data class. Anyone encountered this?

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I mean it’s a data class, I’m pretty sure it cannot exists without a constructor, right? Is it a weird interaction with the multiplatform context?

[Ivan Kubyshkin [JetBrains]]

There is an issue - https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx.serialization/issues/73 which looks like your problem.

[ribesg]

Hmm there’s the same message in the end but I’m not sure. What’s weird is that I have another module with an identical build.gradle.kts file in the same project where the Parcelize/Serializable seem to work (at least it compiles) so there should be something different in the code but I don’t see anything... I tried removing the SerialName annotations but no luck

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I think I managed to make it build, it was a classic Gradle/IDEA caching some weird state. Killing all Gradle process then clearing all .gradle, build and .idea folders helped