I’m using iOS cocoapods dependencies in my shared library. ``` pod("AFNetworking") { ...

# multiplatform

[Bao Le Duc]

I’m using iOS cocoapods dependencies in my shared library.

pod("AFNetworking") {
            version = "~> 4.0.1"
        }
        pod("AgoraRtcEngine_iOS")

both libraries are available from https://cocoapods.org/ and working with another (standalone) iOS project. However, cinteropAgoraRtcEngine_iOSIosArm64 was failed and I got

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: /var/folders/3j/8k6z66l50dq_d1sjfxl8cphh0000gn/T/10429521223665112771.m:1:9: fatal error: module 'AgoraRtcEngine_iOS' not found

If I removed pod("AgoraRtcEngine_iOS"), it worked fine and I can import cocoapods.AFNetworking.* in iOS source-set Kotlin code.

Any help are welcome!

[ribesg]

Are you using Kotlin 1.7.0?

[Bao Le Duc]

yes, Kotlin 1.7.0

[ribesg]

Things changed on the cocoapods side with 1.7, try with 1.6.21

[ribesg]

My iOS app currently doesn’t compile with Kotlin 1.7.0 because it fails to build a cocoapods dependency…

[ribesg]

Only difference being 1.6.21 -> 1.7.0, so maybe try it

[Bao Le Duc]

trying…

[Bao Le Duc]

no luck, I got the same errors

[ribesg]

Well then unless there’s some caching, that’s not your issue

[Bao Le Duc]

I did gradlew clean before building, so shouldn’t be a cache issue

[Bao Le Duc]

Thank @ribesg

[Kevin Henriksson]

having the same issue but with x64

[Jeff Lockhart]

Is the module name different than the pod name? I found this can sometimes be the case. When importing the module in Swift, what's the module name you use?

[Jeff Lockhart]

Try changing to pod("AgoraRtcEngine_iOS", moduleName="TheModuleName"), where "TheModuleName" is something different than the pod name.