Anyone has a web reference link to the API of tasks such as framework below? I'm not sure if I should keep framework() without parameters or if I should pass my project/module name as a parameter? kotlin { jvm() // This is for iPhone emulator // Switch here to iosArm64 (or iosArm32) to build library for iPhone device iosX64("ios") { binaries {

framework()

} } Edit: If I use

framework('MySDK')

, I get a gradle error

Key debugFramework is missing in the map.

.

I think the “Configuring binaries” section of this(https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/building-mpp-with-gradle.html#using-kotlinnative-targets) paragraph should help.

Yeah, in the example they give,

framework('my_framework' [RELEASE])

, they don't clearly specify the purpose of 'my_framework'. Is it just meant to be an output name or should it be a reference to a existing project/module?

Yes, the name has two purposes simultaneously- it specifies binary name for the script, and provides a prefix for the artifacts’ name. I think the problem here is that you’re trying to configure that binary somewhere below, and doing it by it’s name. As far as non-default name is specified in the parentheses, it throws an error. Please check the full script, or share it and let’s do it together.

Ok, here are my settings.gradle and build.gradle files (both in C:\Git\MySDK\ folder). I put back

framework()

(no parameters) and it builds fine. Of course on my computer (Windows) the iOS tasks are skipped, but when I build it through a DevOps build pipeline (with a macOS-10.14 image/agent), it still builds fine but with this output that I cannot figure put why it's happening:

Project MySDK at : is either no Android app project or build version has not been set to override. Skipping...

Can you please clarify some moments? I’m not sure that I understand everything correctly. 1) What is your project structure? The

settings.gradle

seems non-trivial, IMO. 2)What exactly do you mean under this “target detection”? When the

build

task is executed for the MPP module, it should process build for every available target, so it has to build the

iOS

one(ofc when Xcode version is ok and so on). Do you have a problem with actual framework production or this is more about a strange message?