So now the above compiles, starts and works: I’ve ...

# kotlin-native

[ribesg]

So now the above compiles, starts and works: I’ve got an app which depends on a KMP library which depends on a carthage dependency, bugsnag-cocoa. I’m now trying to use the KMP library (that I made and have full control on) that publishes -ios-x64 and -ios-arm64 artifacts to a maven repo. The issue is that I’m using the new ios() shortcut to define my ios targets in my app project, this creates an iosMain sourceSet in which I do not seem to be able to use the library that I depend on with "commonMainApi"(...) , and I think it’s because there is no -ios artifact. Is it possible to make one or should I drop the use of the ios() target shortcut and go back to the old way of making ios targets?

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Do you mean that the IDE cannot recognize your library, or the compiler also fails here? Maybe this problem have the same origin as the issue with platform. libs.

[ribesg]

Well AppCode & IntelliJ do see platform. libs in iosMain

[ribesg]

I’ll try to see if it compiles

[ribesg]

Ok it looks like it does compile, so the IDE is lost, I’ll now try to cleanup everything and reopen the project

[ribesg]

I ran gradle --stop && rm -rf **/.gradle **/build .idea/libraries and reimported the project but neither IntelliJ nor AppCode see my library, but they see platform. without issue. I think it’s due to the fact that it’s missing an -ios artifact. Is it possible to make one? I mean we do publish some klib for the common part of a KMP lib right?

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

I’m afraid that this won’t work in IDE, at least on the current stage of MPP development.

[ribesg]

Ok, I’ll just go back to not using the ios() shortcut, that should work fine. Thanks