How to use a shared-lib in an iOS app?

[rEdh1t94]

Hello, I have created a test Xcode project (iOS, macOS, and visionOS support, Xcode 26.4), and I tried to add the 'hashing-lib' as a dependency, and everything went well, but when I did my first build, I ran into the following issues

Build input file cannot be found: '/Users/x/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/SwiftAndroid6.3Test-caimnetdzbuusubtcgknjbwxrujr/Build/Products/Debug/SwiftJavaTool'. Did you forget to declare this file as an output of a script phase or custom build rule which produces it?

No such module 'SwiftHashing'

I did something wrong or missed something. It is a brand new project.

@ktoso @finagolfin any suggestion? 😁

[finagolfin]

Can you try deleting all your build files and starting over? @madsodgaard or @tkrajacic, is the above error to be expected?

If that doesn't work, try out this example from the latter instead.

[madsodgaard]

Yeah cleaning all the gradle "build" folders and SwiftPM ".build and updating Swift packages in the library should fix the issue

[rEdh1t94]

Thanks for the explanation, but it looks like cleaning everything doesn't solve the issue. Looks like the only solution is what you mentioned here: https://github.com/tkrajacic/swift-android-examples/tree/only-weather-and. Now it is mentioned in swiftlang/swift-java#694. I hope this will be fixed soon, and I think an example of how the shared logic is integrated across both platforms would be nice.