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Hey guys, there's a way to not use source set multiplatform style, instead use gradle module style?

I'm creating a project that target JVM backend, and JS e JVM clients of the REST from backend , and I want to have a common code between the clients, but not with the backend, but, the backend and the clients has some shared code. The problem is that the kotlin common doesn't have a gradle plugin, someone can help?

In the commonMain of the client and backend `implementation(project(":shared"))`
But I don't know what Gradle plugin I use in the shared module because exist js and jvm plugins but doesn't exist Common

You can setup your modules as normal and just use multiplatform plugin on all of them with only one target per module

There's some gradle property that disables the auto creation of common source set

Not a problem. Feel free to ping me if you have any further issues