i am trying to use the new cocoapods plugin with the example here <https://github.com/JetBrains/kotl...

# multiplatform

[Steven]

i am trying to use the new cocoapods plugin with the example here https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/blob/master/samples/cocoapods/kotlin-library/build.gradle.kts. Can anyone help me translate kotlin syntax to groovy? specifically line 22 val iOSMain by sourceSets.creating

[Steven]

i want to keep my build.gradle in groovy, for now

[h0tk3y]

The line

val iOSMain by sourceSets.creating

is just getting the source set by name. So you can translate it to:

def iOSMain = sourceSets.iOSMain

[Steven]

thanks! I have a new error now, "Could not get unknown property 'iOSMain' for KotlinSourceSet container of type org.gradle.api.internal.FactoryNamedDomainObjectContainer." when trying to run the pod on xcode (real device) but have no errors when using the sim. I probably misconfigured something somewhere

[h0tk3y]

Ah, sorry, it should be def iOSMain = sourceSets.create('iOSMain')

[Steven]

thanks a lot! i got passed the previous errors 🙂

[Steven]

now it still works using the simulator, but when trying to run on an iOS device, it gives me "ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture arm64"

[Steven]

i followed the guide from the cocoapods example:

def buildForDevice = project.findProperty("kotlin.native.cocoapods.target") == "ios_arm"
if (buildForDevice) {
iosArm64("iOS64")
iosArm32("iOS32")

def iOSMain = sourceSets.create('iOSMain')
sourceSets["iOS64Main"].dependsOn(iOSMain)
sourceSets["iOS32Main"].dependsOn(iOSMain)
} else {
iosX64("iOS")
}

[Steven]

the only difference is that the i changed one line from kotlin to groovy

[Steven]

weirdly enough, i can archive a build successfully but cannot build for a device 🤔

[Steven]

Sorry for the massive wall of text, turns out clearing derived data was the solution all along!