I'm converting a large android project that uses several

kotlin-multiplatform-<platform>

plugins to use the

multiplatform

plugin. I'm several weeks into this, and have the app building, but for some reason the IDE is showing some imports as unable to resolve (again, the app can build, and I've added the dependencies properly to the corresponding gradle files). The issue seems to be around the android multiplatform projects importing jvm multiplatform projects, and then the android project complains that it can't find jvm files. Has anyone seen something like this? I can repro this in my project with AndroidStudio, IntelliJ, and AndroidStudio 3.5 with the upgraded beta05 plugin as well.

Not sure if this is what you're hitting but there are known issues with IDE support for more complex project structures, eg https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-27801.

So I just tried to reproduce this with a smaller project and failed. I had a co-worker open up my branch, and he can't reproduce it. His IDE resolves the classes. I've cleared my cache and restarted, and even deleted the IDE cache as well. I'm at a loss

Have you tried re-importing the project on your machine? Sometimes something gets messed up in some arcane corner of the IDE config. You can try deleting/renaming your .idea folder and re-opening so that all gets regenerated, but note that means you'd lose a bunch of settings like run configurations that live in there.

I re-checked out the project with a new location, and I was able to repro. I was able to get one of my coworkers to repro this way also

Yeah, there are a bunch of known issues. This one looks something like https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-30116

Thanks for the message @Alexey Belkov [JB]. The ticket you sent indeed sounds like the issue

In my experience the issues are much more around IDE support, which means usually things still build even if you get some red in the editor. That's not much different than how I remember the separate platform plugins behaving

It's difficult to commit to my team experiencing that red though. We'll have to stick with the kotlin-platform-<platform> plugins for now I guess

Do you not get red with the separate platform plugins? Maybe that's gotten better than I remember it. My memory was that for native in particular everything would always be red in the IDE for that plugin too.

we are only compiling with jvm and android artifacts for now. The intent of switching to the multiplatform plugin was to add support for native