Build phase - Build input files cannot be found

[JulesMoorhouse]

Hi,

I added the SPM, added the executable and the ui...

I assumed I didn't have to install (Aka using mint) as I used the SPM ?

Added the build phase and I'm getting this error...

error: Build input files cannot be found: '/Users/jm/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/ArgumentParser.o', '/Users/jm/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/ArgumentParserToolInfo.o' (in target 'swift-package-list' from project 'SwiftPackageList')

Any ideas ?

Thanks,

Jules.

[FelixHerrmann]

Hi Jules,

You have to install it on your machine, either manually or via Mint as described here. The package is only for reading the generated file conveniently!

Let me know if something is still unclear!

[JulesMoorhouse]

Ah ok...

I needed to added export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.mint/bin/" as mentioned in the other issue.

So the build phase now runs... but I don't seem to be getting any output.
I do have spms with licenses...

Any ideas ?

Jules.

[FelixHerrmann]

Cool, did you add the file to your project/target as described in step 6 and 7?

[JulesMoorhouse]

No I mean it didn't create a file.

[JulesMoorhouse]

Oh hang on, I had the first checkout checked....
Now I have the original error 🙁

[JulesMoorhouse]

🤦‍♂️

[FelixHerrmann]

Oh hang on, I had the first checkout checked....
Now I have the original error 🙁

Hmm, what happens if you execute the command manually in your Terminal? I should generate it on your desktop.

[FelixHerrmann]

🤦‍♂️

This looks fine 🤔

[JulesMoorhouse]

Yeah, it's in the path, so why doesn't it work when ran from the sh script Xcode creates.

If I remove the if statement and just run the two lines, it fails with the same error.

[JulesMoorhouse]

it runs fine from my home folder too... hmmm

[FelixHerrmann]

Xcode provides it's own environment and the PATH variable where the mint bin folder is added is not the one from your system...

Both methods described in #27 should work, what happens when you try the second method where you create an alias to mint's swift-package-list with ln -s $HOME/.mint/bin/swift-package-list /usr/local/bin/swift-package-list?

[JulesMoorhouse]

Awesome, working :)

[FelixHerrmann]

Awesome!!