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xcodebuild DocC error with Xcode 14 #234
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I have created a repository with the minimum code required to see the error: |
@fraune Have you found any solution so far? We've seen this error showing up in another project: malcommac/SwiftDate#799 But according to the date of the Swift forums thread, this issue should be unrelated to Xcode 14. |
Haven’t found a solution yet. I am guessing the guys on the Swift forums were getting the same error but unrelated to this package. Downgrading to Xcode 13.4.1 is my current workaround. |
Is that error preventing editing/opening of the package? I'm told it should be harmless hm... |
I also experienced this issue and had to downgrade to 1.3 |
We're looking into this, thanks for reporting |
Yea, I didn't have trouble importing or using this package when programming or running the app on a device through Xcode. Just having trouble building my app with xcodebuild when this dependency is in my project. |
Hi, any news on this? i have same problem |
Hello, same problem here. Downgrading to Xcode 13.4.1 solved the problem. (temporarily, until I will really need Xcode 14) To clarify : issue only appear on command line build (using |
This seems fixed for me after renaming the "Docs.docc" folder. .package(url: "https://github.com/kalinjul/swift-log.git", exact: "1.4.4-fix"), |
@kalinjul , that would break the doc generation with SPM's docc plugin, no? |
Quite possible, but i did want a working library more than documentation. |
I'm unable to reproduce any actual build issue myself, but I do see the |
@neonichu iiuc you are saying the @sebsto @javichaques @geertbleyen or others that reported broken builds - could you provide more information on what prevented the build from succeeding? |
@tomerd, hmmm, for some reason I can't get it to fail the build on that error, it seems to just pass it by in my smaller repro environment. But it still shows this error: |
@tomerd here are steps to reproduce on my project
Building from Xcode GUI works. |
thanks @sebsto the actual build error is
the docc output here is a red herring afaict. of course there is still the questions of why this is failing only with |
Packages aren't really supported in legacy-style builds, the project builds for me when passing |
@tomer agreed but I though the Atomic lib build failed to build because of the error in the preceding steps. |
I'm a bit confused. What is this 'less / not supported path' or legacy-style builds for building projects with packages? for example: |
As said above, packages aren't supported in legacy-style builds (building without a scheme, which is only possible through xcodebuild), scheme-style builds are of course fine, whether through the IDE or xcodebuild. |
@neonichu @tomerd confirming that
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As of Xcode 14.0.1, this issue is not blocking me. I still get the warning message that I listed in my OP, but it no longer prevents me from running my builds. |
Expected behavior
My team and I normally build our app with a CLI command like this:
Actual behavior
After updating Xcode from 13 to 14, running our
xcodebuild
command now fails with the following error:Steps to reproduce
swift-log
(https://github.com/apple/swift-log.git) as a Package Dependencyxcodebuild -quiet
If possible, minimal yet complete reproducer code (or URL to code)
I found a related issue on the Swift forums that was posted a few months back: https://forums.swift.org/t/xcode-and-swift-package-manager/44704
I tried modifying the
xcodebuild
flags forderivedDataPath
andclonedSourcePackagesDirPath
, but it did not appear to change how this issue was affecting my builds.SwiftLog version/commit hash
Swift & OS version (output of
swift --version && uname -a
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