Hey everyone. I've gotten my Kotlin Multiplatform ...

# multiplatform

[Mychael Koelfat]

Hey everyone. I've gotten my Kotlin Multiplatform running on an iOS app. However, a couple seconds after running the app, it crashes, giving the error Function doesn't have or inherit @Throws annotation and thus exceptions isn't propagated from Kotlin to Objective-C/Swift as NSError. If I understand correctly, because Kotlin has no concept of checked exceptions, where Swift only has checked errors. Though I do not understand how I fix this, the documentation doesn't make that too clear for me. Does anyone know how to fix this?

[Hylke Bron]

From Swift you are calling some kotlin method, that throws an exception.
To fix this issue you have to do the following:
• Annotate the Kotlin method with @Throws(Throwable::class) (or another subclass of Throwable)
• Encapsulate the method call from swift with try catch
Using this method you are converting the uncecked nature of kotlin to the checked nature of swift

[Mychael Koelfat]

Thank you, I think I understand it now!

[kpgalligan]

I would say that kind of depends on what you intend to do. It's happening because your kotlin code threw an exception and you didn't deal with it. If this were android, the app would crash. I generally deal with exceptions in kotlin and return some kind of error to swift, if it's an expected issue and you want to recover. You can also do "try" from Swift, but you still need to deal with it there. More of a personal preference.