Yes, we move some resources in shared module — now it string resources. We create expect object MR, just like android R class and in actual realization set real identifiers.

common:

expect object MR {
    @Suppress("ClassName")
    object string {
        val no_network_error: StringResource
        val unknown_error: StringResource
        val empty: StringResource
        val retry: StringResource
    }
}

android:

actual object MR {
    @Suppress("ClassName")
    actual object string {
        actual val no_network_error = StringResource(R.string.common_noNetworkError)
        actual val unknown_error = StringResource(R.string.common_unknownError)
        actual val empty = StringResource(R.string.common_empty)
        actual val retry = StringResource(R.string.common_retry)
    }
}

ios:

actual object MR {
    @Suppress("ClassName")
    actual object string {
        actual val no_network_error = StringResource("common.noNetworkError")
        actual val unknown_error = StringResource("common.unknownError")
        actual val empty = StringResource("common.empty")
        actual val retry = StringResource("common.retry")
    }
}

and on android resources files in androidSourceSet of shared library, but on ios resource now in app — we just use keys in shared library