Paul Taykalo

@josueruiz7 i would say that this one is more likely obsolete. I can merge this one in, but I suggest looking into Swiftlint's analyze command instead. https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint#analyze-experimental

Hi. Works on my machine ¯\\_(ツ)\_/¯ Can you provide minimal swift file when this false positive is appearing? Also, next time please use \`\`\`

In case of Xcode, I would check whether the script is actually running as well ( build not failing) et.c.

In short, how do you see it should be integrated with CocoaPods?

If there's a way you see how it should be implemented - feel free to create a Pull Request. It's just I won't have too much time in the nearest...

@PaulTaykalo I don't think that this needs to be done if we take in account, how this check is implemented. I don't want to build a castle on the sand...

Just to clarify @lysongzi Are you using unsigned Xcode 8? How did you manage to install Plugin in the xcode8?

@lysongzi please update the latest to xcode plugin and say if it works for you. DyCI/dyci-xcode-plugin@094dd03

@lysongzi 1) What class are you trying to inject? 2) Is this class is in your project, or is it in pod or something?

Cool, iI'll be really helpful if you give me small demo project, where I can reproduce this issue. Will try to take a look this week. Seems this one is...