I would expect those kind of issues to be caught at compile time.
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russhwolf
11/25/2019, 11:50 PM
I think you'll catch it at compile-time if you build JS
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kpgalligan
11/26/2019, 12:42 AM
Kind of surprised it compiled. Certainly would expect Intellij to complain
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russhwolf
11/26/2019, 4:13 AM
The IDE redlines it but gradle will let it through. I don’t really know what’s happening under the hood but the sense I get based on how it behaves is that when combining sources, the build process just cares about matching `expect`/`actual` and doesn’t pay attention to where dependencies come from. Then by the time it’s actually compiling, it has a target platform and no longer cares that the JVM dependency it’s pulling in was written into a common source file.
russhwolf
11/26/2019, 4:15 AM
Letting this kind of thing through is also what lets you do things like shared native sourcesets.