hey there, I have 2 mpp modules A and B. B is using A as a dependency. I produced FAT frameworks fro...

# kotlin-native

[Cyrille QUÉMIN]

hey there, I have 2 mpp modules A and B. B is using A as a dependency. I produced FAT frameworks from both of them, and include both framework in my iOS app. Everything is good so far. The problem is I have a type in module A Type1 which is used in module 2. But in my ios App if I try to use them together I have an incompatibility error where A.Type1 is said to be incompatible with B.Type1. Whereas they are supposed to be the exactly the same. How can I solve that?

[russhwolf]

Generally you need to use klibs for intermediate dependencies and then produce a single framework containing everything.

[Cyrille QUÉMIN]

Fair enough, I shall try that

[Cyrille QUÉMIN]

I assume that using transitiveExport=true would do the trick:

iosArm32("ios32") {
        binaries {
            framework(){
                transitiveExport=true
            }
        }
    }

But I still don’t see my mpp dependency in the resulting framework

[Cyrille QUÉMIN]

Oh I yeah I forgot to add : export project(":prj")
Now both of my modules symbols are present in the resulting framework. Just for reference:

iosArm32("ios32") {
        binaries {
            framework(){
                export project(":prj")
                transitiveExport=true
            }
        }
    }