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1.4.0: iOS linker issue #2018
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I think there's a hint in the message: It also says that you have a dependency on |
All direct dependencies point to the same version, i.e. 1.4.0. I updated the error message w/o confidential bits. We use a few KMM libraries which in turn compile for iOS. Seems to be an ABI-incompatible change in the native artifacts. |
Am I right that |
As said, it's 3rd party. Similarly to kotlinx-datetime. A few others are my libraries but I'd have to bump the MAJOR since this seems backwards incompatible. |
Unfortunately, that's the current state of the Native libraries — they may be incompatible between 1.x Kotlin releases |
Yes, Update: |
@sandwwraith There is a similar bug with JS(IR) if you use Ktor 2.1.0 (1.3.3) and another library, eg app.softwork:kotlinx-uuid-core 0.0.16 (1.4.0):
Reported here: hfhbd/routing-compose#231 |
@saschpe Also, I'm not sure I understand why Gradle didn't use 1.4.0 for all dependencies anyway. As far as I remember, it should have chosen the highest version among all third-party dependencies |
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Adopt version 1.4.0 in a project that builds for iOS.
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