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Could it be that SourceKitten doesn’t like our usage of @import OtherModule;? Given that in the second error (when manually setting all the arguments to SourceKitten) it fails on parsing a ModuleImport declaration kind. Related code: ObjCDeclarationKind.swift#L64.
You're exactly right! If we added ModuleImport to the list of CXCursorKinds that SourceKitten supports, your second command should work.
Jazzy's Objective-C mode works great once it has the right compiler arguments, but it's not smart enough to do that automatically in all cases yet (see jpsim/SourceKitten#88).
When running
jazzy
on an Objective-C project of mine I get the following error:The command used is:
The error output also contains the following Ruby trace:
Expanding the arguments manually using the
-x
flag and adding-fmodules
yields a different error though:The Xcode project has modules enabled for the target.
jazzy
version used is 0.5.0.Any suggestions on how to get jazzy working?
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