JP Simard
JP Simard
Yes please! 🙏
Ill merge and look into the CI failures async.
0.35.0 was pushed with these changes: https://github.com/jpsim/SourceKitten/releases/tag/0.35.0
Given that this is very likely to be a Swift / ClangImporter issue, could you file a bugs.swift.org issue?
You can't access this file? https://gist.github.com/jpsim/13971c81445219db1c63#file-sourcekit_playground-sh I can see it in a fresh browser session without being authenticated to GitHub.
SourceKitten doesn’t target iOS.
@julienrenier can you share more about the issue you're facing? Are you trying to compile SwiftLint to run on iOS? That definitely won't work since the Swift compiler and SourceKit...
The SwiftLint cocoapod for iOS/tvOS/watchOS targets is a bit of a hack, where it's not meant to target those platforms but rather to be invoked from the macOS machine maintaining...
This is due to changes in #215, which evidently is causing issues. Prior to that, `make install` would include dependency frameworks nested in the `Frameworks` directory of `SourceKittenFramework`.
Well... it's not _broken_ per-se, but we could definitely have better error reporting. This will work: ``` bash $ echo '/// YOLO\nclass YOLO {}' > yolo.swift $ sourcekitten doc --single-file...