Hey all. Is there a way to publish the artifacts generated from commonMain to Maven? And if so, should I be actually uploading the artifacts from commonMain to Maven? I might be thinking about this incorrectly, but if, for example, someone were to make a separate multiplatform project and wanted to call methods in their common code from my multiplatform project's common code. Is there a different way they should be doing this other than to have a dependency on my project's common code?

Check these out: https://github.com/oolong-kt/oolong/blob/master/oolong/build.gradle.kts https://github.com/oolong-kt/oolong/blob/master/gradle/gradle-mvn-mpp-push.gradle https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/oolong-kt/

well first, the artifact you'd be uploading would be called

metadata

, not

common

. second, yes, you should

ooh, that's what the metadata bit is for! so I just call it with the

val metadata by getting {}

format within publications block?

yeah, the artifact produced from the

common

source set is called

metadata

. there's a reason for that, but it's not explained very well in the docs. you can access it like that, yes

Eh, probably want to use

commonMain

and

commonTest

, but yes

val target by getting {}

@pardom the source sets are called

commonMain

and

commonTest

, the artifact is called

metadata

^ that was what was confusing to me. project can find the publication fine now 🙂 thanks!

Ah, I missed the

publications

part of her question and assumed she was working in

sourceSets

.