Kotlin Multiplatform binaries name for Native targets

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I am trying to change the binaries name generated by the multiplatform plugin for Native targets (for iOS), by I am getting this error:

Cannot create binary debugFramework: binary with such a name already exists

My build.gradle files is with:

 // add a platform switching to have an IDE support
final def buildForDevice = project.findProperty('kotlin.native.cocoapods.target') == 'ios_arm'

if (buildForDevice) {
    iosArm64('ios64')
    iosArm32('ios32')

    sourceSets {
        ios64Main.dependsOn(iosMain)
        ios32Main.dependsOn(iosMain)
    }
} else {
        iosX64('ios')
}

targets.matching { it.platformType.name == 'native' }.all {
    compilations.each {
        it.extraOpts('-linker-options', '-lsqlite3')

        // specify a custom objective-c prefix/name
        // it.extraOpts('-module-name', 'DinnoKt')
    }

    binaries {
        framework {
           baseName = ‘MyLibKt’
        }
    }
}

If I pass a name to the framework, like:

…
binaries {
     framework("MyLibKt") {
         // disable bitcode embedding for the simulator build
         if (!buildForDevice) {
             embedBitcode 'bitcode' // for release binaries
         }
     }
}

This works well, but a new apple framework is produced on build/bin/ios folder, aside the auto-generated by the kotlin-multuplatform plugin

2

We got this already solved in Kotlin Slack, but for the record.
CocoaPods plugin creates framework by itself, so manual description is redundant. The only problem here is with re-naming unavailability, it is reported here. The best one can do to workaround this aspect is to change the name of the Gradle project.