Mikhail Isaev aka iMike

Yeah, it always shows error like this error: Build input file cannot be found: /Users/mihael/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/ SnapKit-gymzmybttjblarbenmbshzbmhwoc/Build/ Products/Debug-iphoneos/SnapKitPlayground.app/SnapKitPlayground

Could you make a test project where I can reproduce that issue?

Or maybe it is happening because when you execute migrations it executes without environment variables? I just don't use `Fluent` so never tried to run their migrations unfortunately.

Do you use `.env` file for environment variables in that project? With it I believe it should work with both terminal and Xcode (don't forget to set custom working directory).

Ok then it's weird 🙂 would be great if you could make some test project where this bug is easily reproducible

@jstorm31 this is interesting, thank you for links

@denis-hoz you could use this lib directly from `master` branch e.g. like this ```ruby pod 'RIBs', git: 'https://github.com/uber/RIBs.git', branch: 'master', submodules: true ```

@fouadhatem Thank you for the investigation! I'm not able to reproduce it on macOS, Ctrl+C works here. My machine is MacBook Pro 2017 15" 16Gb RAM. My Ubuntu server is...

@fouadhatem Memory issue sounds weird since Vapor app eats only 12Mb of RAM 🤷‍♂️ I tested that theory with my apps on DigitalOcean by increasing resources of droplet from 1...

In my case it was compiled in DEBUG