Thi Doan
Thi Doan
No, it's an Intel Mac. Not a watchOS expert here either, but what I'm seeing is that when you build your parent iOS app for a simulator (x86_64), Xcode builds...
No idea, I'm guessing that's because the watch simulator on an Apple Silicon would use arm64?
Diffing the build commands, this flag was what makes it fail (it is added when you set `ENABLE_BITCODE = YES` in the watch target): ``` -fembed-bitcode-marker ```
Thanks for reporting. Just a note that I’ve seen this. I’ll take a look when I have time to work on this again.
Did you not see the formatted output for performance tests? If not, it could be a bug.
I’d love to see a PR :)
Hey 👋 It’s current not possible to output to JSON format, and the current implementation might require a bit of refactoring in order to make the output extensible.
Failing builds and logs: * `swift brew install pvieito/PythonKit@0b2ffa2db8d249112cc833a6e13faac004ce5835` https://app.bitrise.io/build/e6a3736a41698299#?tab=log * `swift brew install IBDecodable/IBGraph@122412ba45f234740c6cbebccbdaff0d1995e525` https://app.bitrise.io/build/a1398125f53d0191#?tab=log * `swift brew install apple/swift-format@03fb1bd7386d5427464df3e9b4c42ef3fa2f1758` https://app.bitrise.io/build/1a1057482d71ed53#?tab=log
Thanks for reporting this. I’ll take a look when I have access to a Catalina machine. Could you let me know which Xcode version were you using?
I tried on Catalina and this doesn't look like a Swiftbrew's bug. It seems like the version of `libswiftCore.dylib` bundled in Xcode was being loaded. To install it on macOS...