What’s new with Multiplatform in Apollo Kotlin
Blog post from Apollo
Apollo Kotlin has adopted the Hierarchical Multi-Platform Project (HMPP) convention in its latest release, 3.3.0, enabling code-sharing among several platforms without custom scripting. This allows users to update their project to use Kotlin 1.6.20+, which is now enabled by default. Apollo Kotlin also introduces a new Memory Manager for native code development, addressing concurrency issues such as `IncorrectDereferenceException` and `InvalidMutabilityException`. The new memory manager is currently alpha but compatible with Apollo Kotlin, allowing users to enable it on their project with the flag `kotlin.native.binary.memoryModel=experimental`. With these updates, Apollo Kotlin continues to evolve in line with Kotlin Multiplatform's advancements, aiming to provide a solid and nice-to-use experience for developers.
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