Yes it is possible

but it looks that it does’t work (if I don’t have any mistake) I have 3 modules, two common and one platform (jvm target).

build.gradle

dependencies example: module1(common): -

empty dependencies

module2(common): -

compile project(':module1')

module3(jvm target) -

expectedBy project('module2')

As a result in module 3 there is no classes from module 1. Do I have any mistakes (gradle 4.6, java 1.8_144)?

Try adding

implementation project(':module1')

in module 3

it helps to remove red highlighting in IDEA, but problem not solved. I looked more closely at the errors and seemed a bit wrong pointed out errors. The

module 2

is not compiled, because not find classes from

module 1

, but in IDEA all not highlighting by red, but also not compile. I have try to change

compile

in module 2 to

implementation

, but it doesn’t help. Also I try to add both

implementation

and

compile

to module 2, but it doesn’t help.

If you want to implement both

module1

and

module2

with

module3

, you need to declare two

expectedBy

dependencies. This is prohibited now to have more than one

expectedBy

, but soon this restriction will be lifted.

@ilya.gorbunov thanks!

expect

classes can be in each common module, but every common module must be implemented by a platform module.

yes, the error still occurs in the

module3

. I was confused by the error that there classes from

module2

that do not find classes from

module1

. But the error appears at the compilation stage of

module3

Yes, it seems that you want to implement both

common_nodes

and

common_parser

with

jvm_parser

on JVM. There's no way to do that in 1.2.30, but you can try the nightly build 1.2.40-dev-754 (https://bintray.com/kotlin/kotlin-dev/kotlin/1.2.40-dev-754) where multiple

expectedBy

dependencies are supported.

thanks! I will try it. Do I understand right, that I need only to add

compile project(':common_nodes')

to

common_parser

and add both

expectedBy

from

common_nodes

and

common_parser

to

jvm_parser

?