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SolaWing / xcode-build-server

a build server protocol implementation for integrate xcode with sourcekit-lsp
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Issue with Xcode 13.2 #10

Closed suckerSlayer closed 2 years ago

suckerSlayer commented 2 years ago

Recently I upgrade to Xcode13.2, jumping to definition works well with Xcode 12, while in the same project within Xcode13.2 it will fail with a "Definition not found" error in some case. Don't know what changes in sourcekit-lsp and build system whithin it cause this...

SolaWing commented 2 years ago

Do you have a reproduce minimum demo? will Clean Cache fixes this problem?

suckerSlayer commented 2 years ago

Do you have a reproduce minimum demo? will Clean Cache fixes this problem?

Will let you know when I finish the minimum demo. By the way, what Xcode version are you using currently? And I use the built-in sourcekit-lsp come with Xcode.

SolaWing commented 2 years ago

@suckerSlayer I am use newest 13.2.1, with built in sourcekit.

suckerSlayer commented 2 years ago

@SolaWing It seem to be the lagging problem caused by sourcekit-lsp itself, it just works a little bit unstably. And believe that your log parse it's correct and shouldn't be responsible for it. It happens usually when it comes with functions from an extension within another module, maybe it's too complex to index? I don't know. Now I am wondering if this could be related to my editor environment setting, curious about what environment are you working in, I am use vim from iterm with 'vim-lsp' integrated

SolaWing commented 2 years ago

@suckerSlayer I am use vim with coc, cross module goto definition is ok(xcode should build it to refresh indexstore).

suckerSlayer commented 2 years ago

@SolaWing I know I always refresh indexstore by Xcode compile, and basically it works fine, maybe I'll try COC later.I will close this issue since it's not Xcode Build Server's problem, thank!