Kord•3mo ago

Publish multiplatform library (not Discord bot)

Hello This is the list of supported platform of my lib:

iosX64()
    iosArm64()
    iosSimulatorArm64()
    tvosX64()
    tvosArm64()
    tvosSimulatorArm64()
    watchosArm32()
    watchosArm64()
    watchosX64()
    watchosSimulatorArm64()
    linuxX64()
    linuxArm64()
    macosX64()
    macosArm64()
    mingwX64()
    jvm {
    }

    js {
        jsAndWasmSharedConfigurationTarget()
    }
    wasmJs {
        jsAndWasmSharedConfigurationTarget()
    }

iosX64()
    iosArm64()
    iosSimulatorArm64()
    tvosX64()
    tvosArm64()
    tvosSimulatorArm64()
    watchosArm32()
    watchosArm64()
    watchosX64()
    watchosSimulatorArm64()
    linuxX64()
    linuxArm64()
    macosX64()
    macosArm64()
    mingwX64()
    jvm {
    }

    js {
        jsAndWasmSharedConfigurationTarget()
    }
    wasmJs {
        jsAndWasmSharedConfigurationTarget()
    }

I'm using the plugin https://github.com/gradle-nexus/publish-plugin to publish my lib in maven central However, when I check the availabled action, I can publish for: JVM JS WasmJS MingwX64 LinuxX64 LinuxArm64 But as you can see, the targets: Macos TvOsSimulatorArm64 TsosX64 WatchosArm32 etc. Are not avaiabled in the commands list. For your lib, how do you publish it with these missing targets? Should I change the plugin used?

GitHub

GitHub - gradle-nexus/publish-plugin: Gradle plugin for publishing ...

Gradle plugin for publishing to Nexus repositories - gradle-nexus/publish-plugin

20 Replies

vyfor•3mo ago

apple targets can only be compiled on apple devices you can either create a ci that runs on a mac to compile for all targets, or cross compile which is a pain to setup

Tic•3mo ago

Aaah maybe I need to have a mac to see the gradle command I will try it after! Probably nice catch

SchlaubiBus•3mo ago

How could you miss that the compiler yells at you

Tic•2mo ago

I didn't miss that, but that's not linked to the gradle publish plugin

SchlaubiBus•2mo ago

publishing is handled by the Kotlin Gradle plugin the other plugin just handles some specifics

Tic•2mo ago

Hum, ok on Mac I see the Tvos etc. But .. why I see MingwX64? That's not a windows target?

SchlaubiBus•2mo ago

that is the windows target yes you can compile windows on mac and linux just apple is special

Tic•2mo ago

what really? So .. to publish, I just need to start the CI with macos-latest and all target will be published?

vyfor•2mo ago

yes

Tic•2mo ago

Ok I will try Other question, if I apply nativeTest by gettings { .. }, that will be applied for all native targets? win, linux, ios?

vyfor•2mo ago

afaik, nativeTest is not a built-in name of a source set, so you need to use by creating {} instead, and then manually have each native target's relevant source set depend on nativeTest and as long as you have that dependency, whatever you put in nativeTest should be applied to other targets just keep in mind that you won't be able to use os-specific code this way

SchlaubiBus•2mo ago

It is when you use the hierarchy template

vyfor•2mo ago

is it? i always had it disabled

SchlaubiBus•2mo ago

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/multiplatform-hierarchy.html#default-hierarchy-template

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SchlaubiBus•2mo ago

Well that's the reason

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