Ramon Arguello
Ramon Arguello
@averissimo My branch worked just fine in macOS and Linux. I never managed to make it compile from Windows. The main downside of using node-spellchecker is that it requires compiling...
@averissimo That was the main issue, indeed.
> If periphery is parsing IB files anyways it should be easy to mark this class as used too. Is there a way to get the opposite behaviour? I'm working...
It'd be fine if it gets ignored but I think the crash should be fixed at least.
@tomaz Unfortunately my computer is no longer setup to test this out. You should be able to do so by checking out the failing commit: https://github.com/monchote/libmuse/tree/b0a4efa7a626ba765cce1e48fe211f983250d844
@tomaz I mentioned it because you said you tested it in isolation in your previous comment. Thanks!
> 👋 I fixed this with the following `post_install` hook: > > ``` > # Fix Xcode 14 bundle code signing issue > if target.respond_to?(:product_type) and target.product_type == "com.apple.product-type.bundle" >...
> still encountering this issue on XCode 14. Any updates on this? @DieGlueckswurst Did you try [this](https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/issues/11196#issuecomment-1241675005)? Worked for me and seems to have worked for a few other people
Setting the "Development Team" didn't work for me unfortunately. > The newly introduced iOS behavior has been reported to Apple as FB9874350. @nikolaykasyanov Is that radar still open? I can't...
I'm having the exact same issue on Linux.