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Unable to run dokka with single target multiplatform project and kotlin 1.9.0 #3038
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Note: the problem is in Dokka's Gradle plugin, in the code about classpath and dependency resolution, and it appeared because KGP 1.9.0 started returning different compilations as compared to KGP 1.8.20. |
* Update Kotlin Gradle Plugin to 1.9.0 * Update Android Gradle Plugin to 4.2.2 * Introduce convention plugin for Gradle runner gradle/gradle#8301 * Fix unit test `common, jvm and macos source sets with kotlin multiplatform` * Update compiler to 1.9.0 * Update integration test * Add empty target for WASM integration test to avoid single target project See #3038 * Remove unused `plugins.shadow` from toml
* Update Kotlin Gradle Plugin to 1.9.0 * Update Android Gradle Plugin to 4.2.2 * Introduce convention plugin for Gradle runner gradle/gradle#8301 * Fix unit test `common, jvm and macos source sets with kotlin multiplatform` * Update compiler to 1.9.0 * Update integration test * Add empty target for WASM integration test to avoid single target project See #3038 * Remove unused `plugins.shadow` from toml (cherry picked from commit f5393dd)
The new okio-wasifilesystem module is a multiplatform module with a single artifact. This configuration is broken on the latest version of Dokka. Kotlin/dokka#3038
The new okio-wasifilesystem module is a multiplatform module with a single artifact. This configuration is broken on the latest version of Dokka. Kotlin/dokka#3038
We found a workaround in Dokka for this particular issue, and the fix will be released in Dokka 1.9.0, which should hopefully happen next week. I've provided more details on single-target multiplatform project support in general and on this particular issue in #3122. To reduce the spread of information and keep the discussion in a single place, I'll close this issue in favour of #3122 - let's continue there if anyone has anything to add. |
Dokka tasks for a multiplatform project with a single target fail with
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