Konstantin
In other words: `shared.podspec` contains a line `spec.resources = ['build/compose/ios/shared/compose-resources']` but cocoapods ignore it if the directory is empty.
As i said before you have to call the 'pod install' command in the ios dir after the first build
@Shusshu could you check your podspec file and if it declares the resources dir then check it as well
How do you integrate the podspec to your xcproject?
> ```kotlin > @OptIn(ExperimentalResourceApi::class) > object PublicRes { > object drawable { > val my_awesome_icon = Res.drawable.my_awesome_icon > } > } > ``` no. it doesn't work because multimodule projects...
I see a lot of confusion about the internal-ness of the Res class. ⚠️ First of all, it is required at the moment because the resources **don't work in multimodule...
To clarify why it is not a trivial task to change the class modifier only: because resources are packed different way on each target. So, to support the correct work...
https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform/pull/4482
On the second step of the installation you select a destination dir for the app. And the dir will be deleted during an uninstallation. It is how it standard works....
Fixed by https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform/pull/4482