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Kotlin multi-platform support
See original GitHub issueThis question was already raised (here #5), but still, I am not able to use this library in the Multiplatform project. I think this is due to differences between the android library’s build.gradle and the multiplatform one. In the MP library you need to specify kotlin("multiplatform") plugin and divide code into source sets (for that specific library you will need only common source set). You can read more about [https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/mpp/multiplatform-library.html](Multiplatform Kotlin library) at kotlintlang.org
I’ve tested this library with MP “structure” and it seems to work, so if you are interested in supporting MP I can create PR for this and you will check out code.
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- Created 3 years ago
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Hi, thanks for raising this. Last time I tried I had trouble publishing to bintray with the MPP structure, however we’ve since moved to Maven Central - therefore it isn’t a blocker anymore as I’ve already achieved it in my
kotlin-inline-loggerlibrary.I’ll try and copy what I did in my other library and get it working with the MPP structure soon. Thanks.
I can try get this working ✋