Open aaronsky opened 2 months ago
It hasn't received any attention. I expect the issue is that target dependencies aren't represented in Xcode (as a performance optimization to prevent the compiler stubs from being run constantly). you could try to adjust _collect_dependencies
to not filter out any dependencies to see if that fixes it for you.
Let me know if this is an inaccurate read of what is happening. From what I can see, when running Analyze against a target in Xcode (BwB, Bazel 7.3.1, rules_xcodeproj 2.7, rules_apple 3.8, rules_swift 2.1.1), the analyzer is only run against the source-list of the topmost library target in a top-level target. For example, the library of an
ios_application
,ios_unit_test
, orios_build_test
. Sources in dependencies of that library target are not analyzed, and the analyzer doesn't appear to have much of an effect regardless.Before I go through the process of sanitizing logs for y'all, does this sound familiar? Has the analyzer ever received attention in the ruleset? I would totally believe it if it had not yet.