Open mymbrooks opened 4 years ago
In beta 2, for me it's getting imported, however I can't build the project now:
I.e. compiler thinks that the files are duplicated. Then, looking at the file structure, I've noticed, that they are actually linked twice:
It can't be just me.. Or?
@ksloginov I update to Xcode 11.4 beta 2 the same error
It might be ok in Xcode 11.4 beta 3.
@xernaj of course not, it's Apple after all.
Current status: fails in Xcode 11.4 beta 3.
@mymbrooks I've submitted a PR for this issue. With the forked version - it works for me now. Let me know if you're still experiencing the issues w/ PR'ed version
Any update on this one? Xcode 11.4 is out.
@ksloginov Sorry for late reply I update to 11.4 final, clean all cache, use your repos https://github.com/ksloginov/ObjectMapper.git and still the same error.
@mymbrooks Huh.. Just tried with 11.4-release - still works fine for me (with mine repo). Thinking out loud - you're forking my master branch, right? (I was too lazy to create a separate release etc. for that)
Do you have any double-refs with my repo? This is what I see in my real-project, which is depending on OM:
(Before, it used to be a cycle-reference here)
@ksloginov yeah master branch and double refs, I will check source code carefully to find why
@ksloginov It's my mistake, I clone 3.5.1 not master now it works fine.
Definitely an issue with the symlink causing infinite recursion here. That PR should fix it! 👍
Any chance to get the pull request merged?
Before Xcode 11.4 Swift Package Manager can import ObjectMapper successful. After update to Xcode 11.4 the error output: target 'ObjectMapper' referenced in product 'ObjectMapper' is empty
I found in Xcode 11.4 release note
Swift Packages New Features Remote Swift packages with tools version 5.2 and above no longer resolve package dependencies that are only used in their test targets, improving performance and reducing the chance of dependency version conflicts. (56925017) Swift Package Manager uses a new strategy for resolving package dependencies that significantly improves the quality of error messages and performance in complex package graphs. (45371461)