The state of #kotlin Multiplatform logging libraries is disastrous. I'm not pulling 10 transitive dependencies into my project, man... Looks like I'm about to embark on another side quest 😓

I do not understand how someone can claim to be "risk-averse", while simultaneously being anything less than 75% bitcoin. It makes no sense to me...

With Kotlin 2.2.20 released last week, I've been updating all the libraries I maintain. Finally able to implement support for use with a lower KotlinVersion so dependency consumers can exclude the transitive stdlib dependency and remain on their version of Kotlin (instead of always having to upgrade). Aiming for next week: • All KotlinCrypto libraries • error • bitops • sponges • random • core • hash • MACs • encoding • immutable • kmp-file • kmp-process • kmp-tor-common • kmp-tor-resource • kmp-tor #shipcode

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I hate that to build C projects, you must become an expert in compiler toolchains.

Looks like Android API 35+ has support for riscv64 coming. I wonder if the EAP clang/clang++ they shipped with NDK 27 will go stable in NDK 29?

Maintenance releases for all KotlinCrypto libs! #shipcode

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gradle-kmp-configuration-plugin 0.5.1 is out #shipcode

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A Gradle Plugin for setting up Kotlin Multiplatform projects - 05nelsonm/gradle-kmp-configuration-plugin