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Gradle code on getting started page is out of date #20
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For sure it's not a complete gradle script, it's just a snippet. You have to put your version instead or declare your own property. Perhaps I have to make it more clear? |
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I would find some additional clarity helpful, yes, even if it's a two line addition to the top of the snippet.
I found that using kotlinx.html.version did not work properly, and so replaced the periods with underscores. Is there something that I'm missing about gradle or kotlinx? Any input on the compileClient method being missing? Using compile alone works without error. |
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Using Gradle 3.0, Kotlin 1.0.3, and the following build.gradle file, I get a compilation error:
I get a different error if using "${kotlinx.html.version}" in place of the version number:
What I did get to work properly was calling the compile method on the js version of the library, but I doubt that the behavior is intended.