In Test Target, with -Weverything, get warning/error: "Treating #import as an import of module 'Foundation' in XCAbstractTest.h"

[churowa]

I've found that when I include a test target with KZBootstrap, The test target fails to compile, because many of the XCTest classes (like XCAbstractTest) are using #import instead of the module import (@). These are warnings from the compiler, but with "Treat Warnings As Errors" turned on, they stop the compilation. I can't figure out which warning flag I'd need to disable.

I notice that when I remove -Weverything from the test target's warning flags setting, the warnings disappear. I can even use -Wall and -Wextra, and everything builds nicely. Does anyone know if there is a specific warning flag I could turn off to stop the compiler from worrying about this? I've looked for it, but I can't figure out which one it might be. Where might I look?

OR; have I messed something up in the Podfile? I've seen this in two separate projects when trying to get KZBootstrap set up, but it could be something in MY configuration that's causing problems.

[krzysztofzablocki]

Issue Not related to Bootstrap project, Just relax warnings in test target to allow non modular imports

Krzysztof Zabłocki
Co-Founder
Pixle.pl

On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 10:57 PM, churowa notifications@github.com
wrote:

I've found that when I include a test target with KZBootstrap, The test target fails to compile, because many of the XCTest classes (like XCAbstractTest) are using #import instead of the module import (@). These are warnings from the compiler, but with "Treat Warnings As Errors" turned on, they stop the compilation. I can't figure out which warning flag I'd need to disable.
I notice that when I remove -Weverything from the test target's warning flags setting, the warnings disappear. I can even use -Wall and -Wextra, and everything builds nicely. Does anyone know if there is a specific warning flag I could turn off to stop the compiler from worrying about this? I've looked for it, but I can't figure out which one it might be. Where might I look?
OR; have I messed something up in the Podfile? I've seen this in two separate projects when trying to get KZBootstrap set up, but it could be something in MY configuration that's causing problems.

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[churowa]

THAT'S what I have to do. Yes! Thank you again. I was looking for some sort of -Wno-restrict-something-modules flag.