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Does anyone happen to know how would I publish a KMM Library to an internal Github repo and use that as pods in my existing iOS project via Podfile.

Did you already look at *KMMBridge* - <https://touchlab.github.io/KMMBridge/intro/>

What you have described seems to be a pretty good fit for the type of code / library sharing that KMMBridge is designed to do.  There’s a bunch of documentation and also a hands-on “quick start” tutorial <https://touchlab.co/quick-start-with-kmmbridge-1-hour-tutorial/>

Appreciate your reply Paul is there any other way which doesn’t include Third party?

KMMBridge is an open-source gradle plugin, the storage is entirely your own.

Seems like KMMBridge requires Github Workflows and to get workflow working my organization needs Github Enterprise Server Account 

Would you happen to know any other resources to achieve above?

*Hey please check if this helps:*
We simply created xcframework using command (DyteiOSCore is my library name):
```./gradlew assembleDyteiOSCoreReleaseXCFramework```
and uploaded xcframework on cocoa pods:
<https://github.com/dyte-in/DyteMobileCoreiOS/blob/main/DyteiOSCore.podspec>

Guide to help you publish on cocoa pods:
<https://guides.cocoapods.org/making/making-a-cocoapod.html>

Guide to add xcframework support in your shared build gradle of KMM project:
<https://www.marcogomiero.com/posts/2021/kmp-xcframework-official-support/>

Appreciate your response <@U0480FJFXU6>  could you please maybe show your ‘build.gradle.kts’ which is inside your shared folder of KMM library

it is exactly similar to guide I posted above, unfortunately I can't show code as it is our IP

Thanks <@U0480FJFXU6>. I've been wondering how to do this for a long time. <@U04MSGPB668> did you get it going?

<@U046J3K63UN> nothing concrete tbh and no proper documentation also on the net

Ok, I might have a go in the coming weeks. Feel free to check in later to see if I got something working.