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Adding more information about cocoapods #80
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Note that you need to apply the `org.jetbrains.kotlin.native.cocoapods` plugin. |
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As of #76, we're using a forked version of the plugin in here, because the official one always builds a static framework which doesn't allow for debugging. We should address that in here in addition to or instead of pointing to the official plugin.
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I agree with Russell about mentioning our fork, but otherwise this looks great!
docs/IOS_PROJ_INTEGRATION.md
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## Cocoapods gradle Integration | ||
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Starting with 1.3.30, gradle has added an integration that allows the Kotlin Native library to be referenced as a Cocoapods dependency (We are using this integration in the KaMP Kit and we recommend this method when using cocoapods). The integration adds a gradle task that generates a `podspec` that includes everything needed to be referenced by cocoapods. We are using the available cocoapods code block to customize our podspec, which is located in the `shared/build.gradle`. |
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gradle didnt make the integration. Kotlin/KMP did
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