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kotlin-multiplatform and Gradle 4.10

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What’s the ETA for supporting new kotlin-multiplatform plugin and 0.4 version of gradle metadata? Right now if I try to import kodein ina kotlin-multiplatform with Gradle 4.10, it gives me an error Unsupported format version 0.3 specified in module metadata. This version of Gradle supports format version 0.4 only. Some other dependencies in my module are already using 0.4, so I can’t use the library.

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Created 5 years ago
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luca992commented, Oct 9, 2018

they didn’t build it with kotlin-multiplatform… but that doesn’t mean you can’t use it while using kotlin-multiplatform in your project.

Just add kodein-di-core-common as a dependency to your common source set, and kodein-di-core-jvm to your jvm source set, and so on… for example

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SalomonBryscommented, Nov 20, 2018

OK, so I’ve published version 6.0.0 AND version6.0.0-LGM. LGM stands for Latest Gradle Metadata, and is the exact same kodein, except with Gradle Metadata 0.4.

LGM versions are NOT in JCenter, so you need to add the Kodein-LGM repository to access the artifacts.

http://kodein.org/Kodein-DI/?6.0/core#_latest_gradle