Am I missing something here, trying to use cocoapods + the new 1.3.30 spec but both: ``` println("...

# multiplatform

[JoakimForslund]

Am I missing something here, trying to use cocoapods + the new 1.3.30 spec but both:

println("DEVICE: ${project.findProperty("kotlin.native.cocoapods.target")}")

and

println("DEVICE: ${project.findProperty("device")}")

returns null in the build script, is this because me using kotlin script instead of groovy now?

[JoakimForslund]

This is with the cocoapods plugin active

[Steven]

I am not sure what you are trying to print

[JoakimForslund]

These are properties that jetbrains use to determine what device/arch one is building from for iOS, you can find those examples in the samples.

[JoakimForslund]

For future reference, it seems those properties are only available if you build from xcode

[Steven]

yes, actually if you look at xcode build scripts, you will see one that uses ./gradlew with parameters from xcode

[Steven]

the script looks something like this (i can't send snippets in threads, but here goes):
"$SRCROOT/../gradlew" -p "$SRCROOT/../greeting" copyFramework \
-Pconfiguration.build.dir="$CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR" \
-Pkotlin.build.type="$KOTLIN_BUILD_TYPE" \
-Pdevice="$KOTLIN_DEVICE

where $CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR is an xcode setting and $KOTLIN_BUILD_TYPE and $KOTLIN_DEVICE are settings in the build settings > user defined variables of your lib framework