Kotlin 2.0 on link step crash

[ExNDY]

When i'm try run ios app i'm get crash with this error:

> Task :mpp-library:linkPodDebugFrameworkIosSimulatorArm64
warning: Cannot infer a bundle ID from packages of source files and exported dependencies, use the bundle name instead: MultiPlatformLibrary. Please specify the bundle ID explicitly using the -Xbinary=bundleId=<id> compiler flag.
w: KLIB resolver: Skipping '/Users/exndy/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/org.jetbrains.skiko/skiko-iossimulatorarm64/0.8.4/15291c09538e8f22b232a76062b16a88afe161c8/skiko-cinterop-uikit.klib'. The library requires unknown IR provider: kotlin.native.cinterop
e: KLIB resolver: Could not find "/Users/exndy/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/org.jetbrains.skiko/skiko-iossimulatorarm64/0.8.4/15291c09538e8f22b232a76062b16a88afe161c8/skiko-cinterop-uikit.klib" in [/Users/exndy/Documents/Projects/KMM/friday/ios-app/Pods]

For fix, i need disable kswift plugin in my project

[mr-kew]

I am actually getting this error already when running ./gradlew kSwiftsharedPodspec.

Edit:

@ExNDY What do you mean by disabling the kswift plugin? Does that effectively mean the library is unusable or did you manage to solve it?

[ExNDY]

For my project doesn't need more kswift. This issue create for report problem.

[OSemenovBoyarka]

I have the same issue with moko-kswift 7.0.0 and previous versions as well.
This happens whenever I try to assemble xcframework using with ./gradlew assembleFrameworkNameDebugXCFramework.

However, in my case error indicates different cinterop library:

w: KLIB resolver: Skipping '/Users/<user>/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/io.ktor/ktor-utils-iosarm64/2.3.12/d29788d387943aa44bed7360a2fd4d80745cfe80/ktor-utils-cinterop-threadUtils.klib'. The library requires unknown IR provider: kotlin.native.cinterop
e: KLIB resolver: Could not find "/Users/<user>/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/io.ktor/ktor-utils-iosarm64/2.3.12/d29788d387943aa44bed7360a2fd4d80745cfe80/ktor-utils-cinterop-threadUtils.klib"

If I disable moko-kswift - everything compiles just fine.

Is there any quick workaround to fix this?

[mr-kew]

@OSemenovBoyarka I also did not manage to solve it and decided to not use this library. I used SKIE instead.

[harunagic]

@OSemenovBoyarka I have the same issue..

[kenkoro]

During the integration process, initial attempts to incorporate this library using the legacy plugin application method proved unsuccessful. Subsequently, implementation via the Plugins DSL approach was attempted, yielding comparable errors:

w: KLIB resolver: Skipping '/Users/kenkoro/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/dev.icerock.moko/resources-iosarm64/0.25.0/63f201fe2a4753abcedbbbd452775e24da268081/resources-cinterop-bundleSearcher.klib'. The library requires unknown IR provider: kotlin.native.cinterop
e: KLIB resolver: Could not find "/Users/kenkoro/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/dev.icerock.moko/resources-iosarm64/0.25.0/63f201fe2a4753abcedbbbd452775e24da268081/resources-cinterop-bundleSearcher.klib" in [/Users/kenkoro/Dev/home.gt/gh-clone-icerock]

Based on empirical observations from addressing similar compatibility challenges, the SKIE library demonstrates potential as an effective solution for this specific technical scenario.

[Alex009]

we migrate in our projects to SKIE. i not see any reason to support moko-kswift when SKIE provide more stable and improved solution