https://stackoverflow.com › questions › 69323109

By default when I create a compose app from Android Studio, it will give me ext as below in my root project build.gradle. buildscript { ext { compose_version = '1.0.0' } repositories { google() mavenCentral() } } As I change it to build.gradle.kts, it will complaint

https://stackoverflow.com › questions › 54857446

So, I re-format your code and I can check 'Unresolved reference error' is disappeared exclude toolbar, fab, and R.** Try it and notice to me result.

https://discuss.kotlinlang.org › t › how-to-fix-unresolved-reference › 25871

The fix really depends on a lot of factors. Maybe the reference is miss spelled, maybe it’s not imported, or maybe it’s not included as a dependency. Alternatively, it could be private or out of scope from where it’s being referenced like this:

https://discuss.gradle.org › t › unresolved-references-in-settings-gradle-kts-moving-from...

Unresolved reference: kotlinVersion when trying to run a build. Is there a way I can still achieve the goal of keeping all version strings in gradle.properties and access them in the settings file?

https://discuss.gradle.org › t › getting-unresolved-reference-error-when-the-reference-can...

The annotation argument error is a byproduct of the “missing” AndroidJUnit4 reference. How can this be? If the dependencies were missing, I would not be able to use auto completion, as Android Studio would not know about the classes and their functions, would it?

https://discuss.gradle.org › t › android-studio-unresolved-references › 46998

Hi, I have a legacy Java Android project and I created a new one on its base. When I try to debug build.gradle.kts Module:app it shows unresolved reference errors for each lines of build.gradle.kts Module:app file. Why…

https://github.com › gradle › gradle › issues › 11681

gradle/buildSrc/build.gradle.kts:47:13: Unresolved reference: api. The workaround is to use "api" instead of api. It's unclear if api should have worked in the first place, since this configuration is only available with the java-library plugin, which is applied a few lines up (not in a plugins {} block). It's confusing that it works ...

https://stackoverflow.com › questions › 45753733

In Kotlin, the way to do this is with by extra or an ext block. With by extra: val kotlinVersion = "95" by extra val kotlinCompiler = true by extra With ext: ext { set("kotlinVersion", "95") set("kotlinCompiler", true) }