farhazulmullick-pw

@yshrsmz Above solution only works best for android targets but for iOS target it is not able to find flavour. Here is code. ``` //gradle.startParameter.taskRequests.toString() gives [DefaultTaskExecutionRequest{args=[:shared:embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode],projectPath='null',rootDir='null'}] ``` Which does...

> @farhazulmullick-pw you can configure BuildKonfig flavor by passing `-P` parameter to gradlew command. This should work for Xcode project too. > > ```shell > ./gradlew build -Pbuildkonfig.flavor=release > ```...

@yshrsmz Ok. So, would I have to define explicitly define targetConfigs() for devDebug, devRelease, stageDebug, stageRelease, prodDebug, prodRelease to make work with iOS? Because earlier i was doing someting like...

> @farhazulmullick-pw > > > So, would I have to define explicitly define targetConfigs() for devDebug, devRelease, stageDebug, stageRelease, prodDebug, prodRelease to make work with iOS? > > From the...

Thank You @yshrsmz for your help :)

@yshrsmz I am having a sub-module(:shared:core) in shared module. I want to define buildConfigFields variables in core module and access them in my shared module like in multimodular Android project...