JP Simard
JP Simard
> Ah, thanks - that sounds like something I could make a PR for :) Yes please! The changelog file is looking a little lonely :cry:
Thanks for the PR! To update fixtures, you can set the [OVERWRITE_FIXTURES](https://github.com/jpsim/SourceKitten/blob/e3108994fc04e708bb118224f3bc5f1de5637e13/Tests/SourceKittenFrameworkTests/SwiftDocsTests.swift#L30) or [APPEND_FIXTURES](https://github.com/jpsim/SourceKitten/blob/e3108994fc04e708bb118224f3bc5f1de5637e13/Tests/SourceKittenFrameworkTests/SwiftDocsTests.swift#L37) environment variables while running the tests.
you'll need to elaborate on what this issue is about and what you'd like me to do about it.
> Is it ok to make a PR to add this to the search paths on Linux ? Yes can you please! `install-swift-tool` is nice but it'd be better if...
Can you share more information about how this is happening? For example: * What snapshot build of Swift 5.1 are you using? * Does `sourcekitten doc` fail with just this...
This only uses public APIs.
> Ok. Do you know any app that uses your code so that i can be relatively sure that apple won't reject mine? I don't know which apps use this...
The cursor info request provides this information
Also cursor info.
SourceKit needs all compiler arguments for a Swift file to be indexed properly. Here's an example: ```shell $ sourcekitten index \ --file "$(pwd)/Source/sourcekitten/main.swift" \ -- \ -sdk "$(xcrun --show-sdk-path)" \...