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after publishing a library with natives using the gradle metadata in <https://github.com/elect86/jni_notifications/blob/master/build.gradle.kts#L6-L58|this way>, I declared on the consumer side the following attributes in order to have gradle properly resolve the right native (it's a kotlin compose project)
```configurations["desktopRuntimeClasspath"].attributes {
    // select a platform, will fail to compose a runtime classpath if non is selected
    attribute(OperatingSystemFamily.OPERATING_SYSTEM_ATTRIBUTE, objects.named(OperatingSystemFamily.LINUX)) // or MACOS or LINUX
    attribute(MachineArchitecture.ARCHITECTURE_ATTRIBUTE, objects.named("x86-64"))   // or x86-64 or arm32 or arm64
}```
now, how can I find it to load it via `System.load`?

if I print out the file in the "desktopRuntimeClasspath" configuration, it maps to the local repo I'm currently using
```task("dependency") {
    doFirst {
        println(configurations["desktopRuntimeClasspath"].files.find { "jni" in it.name })
    }
}```
&gt; /home/elect/IdeaProjects/jni_notifications/repo/com/zoffcc/applications/jni_notifications/0.0.2/jni_notifications-0.0.2.jar

where would Gradle extract it, if it will ever do it?
I couldn't find anything online regarding publishing and consuming natives of jvm libraries with Gradle Metadata