fix(gradle-plugin): compileKotlin does not exist in Multiplatform #1681
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Instead the gradle plugin would use compileKotlinJvm
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Instead the gradle plugin would use compileKotlinJvm.
This is a temporary fix, but in the short-term, it would make the gradle plugin compatible with Multiplatform.
📝 Description
Fix of a Gradle error, that when running with Multiplatform, the Gradle plugin cannot find a task named "compileKotlin", which does not exist in a Multiplatform context.
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