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Hi Amper team, I’m using the latest dev version. Does packaging only work for JVM targets? It’s not even building/linking any of the native targets. Is this expected?

Hi, does anyone have any hacks or tips to get

kotest

to work with amper? For me it’s reporting something like “no test classes found”

Hi,

commonizeNativeDistribution

is happening whenever i update the Amper version (./amper update --dev), is this expected?

Hi, what’s difference between

settings.jvm

and the

settings.java

? I’m a little confused about their clear distinctions and which configuration should go where.

Hi, is JBR a pre-req for Amper to execute builds? While the

AMPER_JAVA_HOME

env variable allows for an override, Amper currently defaults to downloading JBR 21. Would it be possible for Amper to leverage an existing, compatible JDK by default?

Hi, it seems the VM options for the Amper run/debug configuration are not working as expected. Is there another way to pass JVM arguments when running the main?

Currently waiting on my gitlab runner running a gradle check task on a not-so-complicated project on an AMD ZEN 2 machine with 32GB RAM and no other load and it takes >4 miniutes to run gradle. This is pain...

Hi Amper team. I'm using the latest dev version. Found that Android tests fail unconditionally in multi-module projects with an internal error. Details are in https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/AMPER-4562

How does Amper compare to Bazel?

Hi Amper team, the native target’s testRelease linking fails for the shared module and prints the error below, but the build still ends up marked as successful.

Hi folks, do you have a sample GitHub Actions workflow for an Amper build, specifically for jvm and native desktop targets, that includes setup and caching (build tool and konan) similar to workflows for Gradle/Maven ?

Is amper support compose hot reload?

Hi Amper team, how are you planning to support compiler plugins (including third-party) in Amper? Most of these plugins come with an accompanying Gradle plugin. Are there any plans to support third-party compiler plugins (such as Kopy, redacted) in the next release?

How can we configure linux specific linker options in Amper?

Testing Ampere and collecting some minor issues. If there are a few issues with the spring dependency resolving, should I create one issue for all of them or one issue for each dependency on YouTrack?

Hi, simple console app with just

product: jvm/app

includes springframework boot loader. When I create the simple console app without amper it doesn't include spring bootloader. Is there a way to remove it from Amper console app? By includes I mean it is in the fat jar. I've tried

settings:
  springBoot:
    enabled: false

but it just says its the default value

Hi Amper team, is there a specific reason why I can’t use ksp for platform-specific settings? I have a KSP processor that only makes sense for the JVM target (e.g., Google Auto Service). When I add it, it throws the following error

Will Amper provide native support for using Kotlin sources within Java modules (JPMS)? Currently in Gradle, this requires complex configuration ( https://github.com/JakeWharton/mosaic/blob/6c449af41608f78c083222b25c309e5f1638cc78/build-support/src/main/kotlin/com/jakewharton/mosaic/buildsupport/MosaicBuildExtensionImpl.kt#L15) to properly patch modules, which is cumbersome to set up.

I just checked the Kotlin roadmap for the next six months, but I found no mention of Amper (https://kotlinlang.org/docs/roadmap.html). Is there a separate roadmap for Amper, and what can we expect in the near future?

Here's my use case: For testing Amper, I use it on unimportant projects like puzzle contest (Advent of Code, Everybody Codes, etc). And those projects have one thing in common: each new day/puzzle is a separate

main()

that I run just from IntelliJ (ctrl-r or click-the-green-triangle). And I noticed one thing: when there is a relatively small number of such files, each run is rather quick, but as soon as it grows, the delay became more and more noticeable and inconvenient. Even if between each run I just edit a tiny bit of code in one tiny file not really connected to rest of the project, it looks like Amper plugin is rebuilding everything? You might want to look more closely to this at some point 🙂

I am trying to migrate a CMP project from Gradle to Amper reading these docs https://github.com/JetBrains/amper/blob/release/0.7/docs/GradleMigration.md and I am stuck after step 2 because some dependencies require a newer AGP version, for example:

13 issues were found when checking AAR metadata:
1.  Dependency 'androidx.navigation:navigation-compose-android:2.9.1' requires Android Gradle plugin 8.6.0 or higher.
This build currently uses Android Gradle plugin 8.2.0.

What are my options here?

I've managed to run the app with

./amper run --platform android

, but the IDE does not seem to recognize Kotlin code, there's no autocompletion or navigation, even though the project runs via CLI. Is there perhaps something obvious I might be missing? I've installed the Amper plugin, and I'm using IntelliJ IDEA community edition.

I am starting to get the following warnings for native target modules, which have shared module dependencies (which set the JVM release as 21). Not sure why JVM release config matters for native app product types.

I can see in previous discussions that Amper supports gradle interop for plugin configurations (for example: Sqldelight, kotlin-inject), but the links to the documentation are dead, has this been moved somewhere? Or does Amper support plugin configurations without gradle now?

Hello, everybody!

Guys, maybe a stupid question but when using Amper standalone, is it possible to use some gradle plugin too? Or do I really need that gradle-based mode?

Hi, by default, Amper seems to add the following repositories and it appears that resolution happens in that specific order. We do have an internal repository which we prefer first or after Maven Central

Repositories used for resolution:
  - <https://repo1.maven.org/maven2>
  - <https://maven.google.com>
  - <https://maven.pkg.jetbrains.space/public/p/compose/dev>
  - <https://internalrepo.com/artifactory/xxxx-mvn>

So: • Is there any way to control the repository order used for dependency resolution? • Are Google and Compose repositories added by default in Amper?

Have we stopped publishing the dev version of amper?