Hello! Here's a neat one .... So ... I've played a...

# multiplatform

[AndreiBogdan]

Hello! Here's a neat one .... So ... I've played around with the project here https://github.com/touchlab/KMMBridgeSampleKotlin and then I've created a KMM module in my Android project in order to enable KMM support for it. I have both created the shared module by hand and also imported the module from the project in the link above. In BOTH cases, I can't see the code in the "commonMain" folder, unless I move it to "main" ... what am I missing ?! I'm going crazy here 😞
I'm guessing my existing Android project lacks some sort of configuration, but ... I have no idea what. (tried clean-rebuild/ invalidate cache/ etc)

[touchlab_justin]

I noticed you aren't in #touchlab-tools. Just wanted to make you aware that you can cross-post this there

[Jeff Lockhart]

Did you add the shared module as a dependency in your Android app?

dependencies {
    implementation(project(":shared"))
}

[AndreiBogdan]

@Jeff Lockhart yes, i did. I guess If I wouldn't have done that, it wouldn't even see the "main" folder in the module, so ... seems the module is "linked" properly. I think.
Is there something one needs to add to the build.gradle of the Android Project itself, besides the implementation(":shared") ?
I also added the include ':shared' in my settings.gradle file

@touchlab_justin than you Justin !

[AndreiBogdan]

I haven't done anything to the build.gradle of the existing Android Project. It's still in Groovy as well. Is there something required to be added there as well by any chance ?!

[Jeff Lockhart]

When you say "can't see the code", do you mean you can't see the code from the Android app to call the shared module, or that you can't see the files in the project view in the IDE?

If it's the latter, are you using the Android view by chance (drop down at the top of the project view)? If so, I'd recommend using the Project view for multiplatform modules, as the Android view isn't entirely compatible yet.

[AndreiBogdan]

Hi. It was the former. The problem was that i had to update com.android.tools.build:gradle in the Android project first and I also updated other classpaths and dependencies. Now it sees the code in the commonMain folder