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Fix CI iOS simulator build

Fix CI iOS simulator build #2635

Triggered via push February 23, 2026 08:38
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pushed 6348610
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Status Failure
Total duration 34m 24s
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Cannot invoke "ksp.com.intellij.openapi.application.Application.getService(java.lang.Class)" because the return value of "ksp.com.intellij.openapi.application.ApplicationManager.getApplication()" is null
Build Desktop App
Cannot invoke "ksp.com.intellij.openapi.application.Application.getService(java.lang.Class)" because the return value of "ksp.com.intellij.openapi.application.ApplicationManager.getApplication()" is null
Build iOS App
Process completed with exit code 65.
Build iOS App: iosApp/Source/Accounts/Dropbox/Data/DropboxDataSourceIos.swift#L64
cannot find type 'DropboxClientStatus' in scope
Build iOS App: iosApp/Source/Accounts/Dropbox/Data/DropboxDataSourceIos.swift#L64
cannot find type 'DropboxClientStatus' in scope
Build iOS App
'var FeedFlowKit.SuggestedFeed.description' was renamed to 'var FeedFlowKit.SuggestedFeed.description_' because of a name collision with an another declaration 'func FeedFlowKit.KotlinBase.description() -> Swift.String'. Consider resolving the conflict either by changing the name in Kotlin, or via the @ObjCName annotation. You can also suppress this warning using the 'SuppressSkieWarning.NameCollision' configuration. However using renamed declarations from Swift is not recommended because their name will change if the conflict is resolved.
Build iOS App
'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserYoutubeItemData.description' was renamed to 'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserYoutubeItemData.description_' because of a name collision with an another declaration 'func FeedFlowKit.KotlinBase.description() -> Swift.String'. Consider resolving the conflict either by changing the name in Kotlin, or via the @ObjCName annotation. You can also suppress this warning using the 'SuppressSkieWarning.NameCollision' configuration. However using renamed declarations from Swift is not recommended because their name will change if the conflict is resolved.
Build iOS App
'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserRssItem.description' was renamed to 'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserRssItem.description_' because of a name collision with an another declaration 'func FeedFlowKit.KotlinBase.description() -> Swift.String'. Consider resolving the conflict either by changing the name in Kotlin, or via the @ObjCName annotation. You can also suppress this warning using the 'SuppressSkieWarning.NameCollision' configuration. However using renamed declarations from Swift is not recommended because their name will change if the conflict is resolved.
Build iOS App
'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserRssImage.description' was renamed to 'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserRssImage.description_' because of a name collision with an another declaration 'func FeedFlowKit.KotlinBase.description() -> Swift.String'. Consider resolving the conflict either by changing the name in Kotlin, or via the @ObjCName annotation. You can also suppress this warning using the 'SuppressSkieWarning.NameCollision' configuration. However using renamed declarations from Swift is not recommended because their name will change if the conflict is resolved.
Build iOS App
'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserRssChannel.description' was renamed to 'var FeedFlowKit.RssparserRssChannel.description_' because of a name collision with an another declaration 'func FeedFlowKit.KotlinBase.description() -> Swift.String'. Consider resolving the conflict either by changing the name in Kotlin, or via the @ObjCName annotation. You can also suppress this warning using the 'SuppressSkieWarning.NameCollision' configuration. However using renamed declarations from Swift is not recommended because their name will change if the conflict is resolved.
Build iOS App
'var FeedFlowKit.Ktor_httpHttpStatusCode.description' was renamed to 'var FeedFlowKit.Ktor_httpHttpStatusCode.description_' because of a name collision with an another declaration 'func FeedFlowKit.KotlinBase.description() -> Swift.String'. Consider resolving the conflict either by changing the name in Kotlin, or via the @ObjCName annotation. You can also suppress this warning using the 'SuppressSkieWarning.NameCollision' configuration. However using renamed declarations from Swift is not recommended because their name will change if the conflict is resolved.