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Provide a way to selectively disable native targets #3695
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Thanks! Related: #3657 |
To get it right, you have no Compose related code in the commonMain source set, right? |
Correct. I have a module that supports Android, JVM/Desktop, JS and iOS. And I only use Compose in |
Closing this as fixed :) |
Thank you! 🙏 |
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… plugin should be applied According to JB Compose team, it is a useful feature requested by their users and a new plugin should also support it. For example: JetBrains/compose-multiplatform#3695 ^KT-67253 Verification Pending
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My Gradle module has
org.jetbrains.compose
Gradle plugin applied and the following targets enabled:But I don't need Compose for
ios
andjs
targets. I'm able to disable Compose for Web using the following configuration:However, it looks like there is no API for iOS. Currently I'm using the following workaround, which is not ideal.
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