The provided CROSSTOOL does not include proper support for dSYM generation for apple_binary #4312
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Any known workaround for this at the moment? |
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We have the same issue in my organisation. We haven't found any workaround for now. The problem is not fixed with the latest 0.10.0-homebrew version. Any news? Thanks for your help :) |
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…is compiled as part of bazel's repository bootstrap. This should make crosstool's clang invocations faster. An added benefit of this is that wrapped_clang.cc supports the "DSYM_HINT" flags specified through the CROSSTOOL, so with this change, apple_binary gets support for the --apple_generate_dsym flag. The dSYM generation issue has been flagged multiple times: #4312 #3940 #3372 RELNOTES: apple_binary can now generate dSYM outputs with the --apple_generate_dsym=true flag. PiperOrigin-RevId: 184688215
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This should be fixed at head, probably will take a while to get rolled out. |
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Please provide the following information. The more we know about your system and use case, the more easily and likely we can help.
Description of the problem / feature request / question:
When invoking
bazel build examples/ios/HelloWorldSwift --apple_generate_dsymon the rules_apple repository, the Linking action fails with the following message:I traced this to the provided crosstool missing the proper
DSYM_HINT_DSYM_PATH,DSYM_HINT_DSYM_BUNDLE_ZIPandDSYM_HINT_LINKED_BINARYconfigurations for thegenerate_dsym_filefeature.Original issue: bazelbuild/tulsi#38
If possible, provide a minimal example to reproduce the problem:
Check out the https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_apple and run the command above.
Environment info
macOS 10.13
bazel info release):release 0.8.1-homebrew
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