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Could not make exclude directory #6
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Can you provide the line you have set in your Run Script build phase please? I would expect if you wanted to exclude your View directory you could write ```XcodeIssueGenerator -w "TODO" -b DEBUG -x "View/". You could try to put an |
Also, usually a new Xcode project has a root folder and then a nested folder of the same name where all of the files exist. In that case you would have to use |
I believe this issue is related to not being able to handle $SRCROOT with spaces fixed in #9 and in the latest release v0.5.2. Thanks! |
Ok thanks for the response. My needs are simpler than yours right now so I'm going with this: https://bendodson.com/weblog/2014/10/02/showing-todo-as-warning-in-swift-xcode-project/ |
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I'm getting the message
Could not make exclude directory. Directories should be relative to the project file which is the same as being relative to ($SRCROOT).
when I run the executable from the top level directory of my project directly and in aRun Script Build Phase
.My directory structure is as such:
The value of
$SRCROOT
isMyAppFolder
.Am I breaking some assumptions with the directory structure?
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