Xcode 6.1 support #386
Xcode 6.1 support #386
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So... we shouldn't merge these until the unit tests work, yes? |
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😩 (still a work in progress) |
Unfortunately, this affects all importers of ObjectiveGit, because otherwise Clang will complain about libgit2 headers not being imported directly.
This partially reverts commit 884c069. Conflicts: Classes/GTCredential.h Classes/GTDiff.h Classes/GTDiffDelta.h Classes/GTEnumerator.h Classes/GTRepository.h
This way, we’ll look for framework-style imports within the source tree first, instead of jumping straight to the build products and potentially causing duplicate definitions.
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Here are the build failures I'm seeing. @isaac It looks like you wrote the original iOS build scripts. Do you have any idea what might be going on? @libgit2/classy-objective-c-collaborators Have any of you used the iOS target? Would you know how to get it to build on this branch? 😕 |
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@jspahrsummers I think I was the last one to mess with those build scripts... I can take a look. |
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@alanjrogers ❤️ |
Fix the iOS build scripts for Xcode 6 building
We can’t actually run them because we don’t have NSTask on iOS, so we can’t unarchive the fixtures.
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Is this ready for review? |
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@joshvera Now it should be. Note that there are no iOS tests, because I also had to bump the iOS deployment target to 8.0 to make framework builds sane. See ReactiveCocoa/ReactiveCocoa#1413 (comment) for more context. |
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The unit tests don't currently build, because Specta/Expecta haven't yet been updated for Xcode 6.