Closed tfmart closed 2 years ago
Hey @tfmart, thank you for opening this bug. I was already trying to solve it, but it's good to have a GitHub issue so we can track the progress.
It seems that there was some change in the way Swift interprets protocol conformances that breaks the implementations of the classes. I'm not yet sure what happened, and the error messages aren't helping. I might have to ask for help in the Swift forums.
In the meantime, if you make any changes to the library file that makes it work, be sure to let me know, OK?
Sure @vinivendra, thanks for reaching out!
I tried again today, but no luck. I just posted this question on the Swift forums, so I hope someone there can help: https://forums.swift.org/t/protocol-conformance-stopped-working-in-xcode-13/53345
Thanks for the update, sadly I couldn't get anything working on my end as well... Let's hope someone can help us out at the forum 🤞
Hey @tfmart, the Swift forums came through. I just published the fix in v0.18.1. Let me know if the problem is fixed, ok?
Glad to hear that, @vinivendra! I'll let you know as soon as I give it a try
Everything is working great so far on my project, @vinivendra, so I'll close this issue. Thanks for the support!
Describe the bug When I try to build a project which contains the
GryphonSwiftLibrary
file, the file fails to build on Xcode 13.0/13.1. I've already tried updating the file by runninggryphon generate-libraries
after updating to0.18
but it still fails. I've tried using it in both a existing project, which works fine on Xcode 12, and on a brand new project created with Xcode 13. In both cases, Xcode return build errors on the list types_ListSlice
,List
,MutableList
andMap
How to reproduce it How can someone else make this bug happen in their computer?
gryphon generate-libraries
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