Vaibhav Jaiswal

@vmadalin can I make the interfaces for your repositories and rather than providing Repository implementation , provide The interface abstraction, which would make the code less tightly coupled, and will...

Can you assign this issue to me? I can fix these.

> Sure! What exactly do you mean with fragment is not changing, the sample app appears to be functioning fine? I just added integrated this library in my app ,...

> Did you try to match both ids of the `menu` item and the fragment id in the `navigation graph`? Yes , the id's are same

@mrcsxsiq can you please assign it to me

Hi, `shared-ui` module uses `shared-ui-screens` as an `implementation` dependency Same, `shared` uses `shared-ui` as an `implementation` dependency #### `shared-ui` ```kotlin kotlin { sourceSets { commonMain.dependencies { implementation(project(":shared:core")) implementation(project(":shared:ui:core")) implementation(project(":shared:ui:components")) implementation(project(":shared:ui:screens"))...

@ASalavei Here is the minimal reproducer https://github.com/Medial-Tech/Medial-App-Reproducer/tree/main It builds fine on 1.5.11 but as soon as i upgrade to 1.6.2 it throws "Duplicate symbols" when built from Android Studio

> Thank you for the reproducer. I can see you're using 4 multiplatform frameworks added via CocoaPods to you iOS app. > It's recommended to create [umbrella](https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-spm.html#exporting-multiple-modules-as-an-xcframework) framework to solve...

> > I only need the files from the parent "shared" module in iOSApp, none from the child modules. Thats why I have used implementation() everywhere instead of api() >...

Thanks for the help @ASalavei I will check this out