Hi! I'm trying to use commonizer for project with targets configured like

# kotlin-native

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

Hi! I'm trying to use commonizer for project with targets configured like

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

kotlinx.cinterops.* was loaded properly for nativeMain set, but platform.posix.* was not loaded in it

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

Why?

[aleksey.tomin]

I think you have to rename “common” into something else

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

You mean commonX source sets?

[aleksey.tomin]

Or posix

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

What's wrong with common name?

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

My hierarchy is supposed to look like

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Hello, @Iaroslav Postovalov! I would guess that the problem here is caused by a small intersection between MinGW’s platform.posix with a Linux(or Apple targets) one. Maybe you can try checking it without the MinGW just to prove the commonizer works for your project?

[aleksey.tomin]

What’s wrong with common name?

I think common is a special name.

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

@aleksey.tomin I'm just configuring default commonMain and commonTest source sets, and they do already exist

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

@Artyom Degtyarev [JB]
1 - before removing windows, 2 - after removing it

[louiscad]

After removing and triggering gradle import/sync again?

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

Yes

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Oh, I got it. Your host platform is Linux, that’s why it has no other platform libs.

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

So, I have to turn off targets depending on OS?

[louiscad]

@Iaroslav Postovalov I think you need to add this kotlin.native.ignoreDisabledTargets=true in your gradle.properties file.

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

It is already true

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

@Artyom Degtyarev [JB] but why can I build mingw or linux 64x, but can't build them both?

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

I’m not sure you can build for a mingw target on the Linux host with a default compiler, it was an experimental feature. IIRC one had to re-build the compiler from source to use it.

[aleksey.tomin]

build for a mingw target on the Linux host … it was an experimental feature.

@Artyom Degtyarev [JB] can we read about this feature?

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

@Artyom Degtyarev [JB] oh

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

I did not notice that Gradle skips the mingw task

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

So, I have to adjust list of platforms depending on the host OS?

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

@aleksey.tomin see RELEASE_NOTES.md for the details.

[Iaroslav Postovalov]

@Artyom Degtyarev [JB] I've set up target management depending on host OS, and it works, but there is problem with IDEA support.

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

I am sorry, but I’m not the main commonizer expert in the team, so cannot say anything specific at the moment. My guess would be that it cannot “commonize” a single target with itself, so now there is a simple common source set named “nativeMain” for you. If you are trying to check the commonizer, plese try adding some target available for the Linux host(see here). If you want to make the project look correctly from the IDE, I would recommend you to get rid of the nativeMain for now.