Exclude Kotlin stdlib from published Gradle metadata #357
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@httpdigest Any thoughts on this? 😄 |
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Have you inspected the metadata with this PR? I think you also need |
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Adding it as compileOnly is enough to prevent the Kotlin plugin from automatically adding it. The published metadata (.pom and .module) doesn't contain the stdlib dependency. |
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Yea I also noticed this issue. Waiting for the merging of this PR :c |
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Import kotlin-stdlib as a compileOnly dependency.
This prevents it from being exposed in published Maven or Gradle metadata.
Closes #352