Include Realm Swift binaries built with Swift 3.0.1

[sangmin]

I have installed Xcode 8.1 GM seed (as 8.0 couldn't install an app on iOS 10.1). Then build fails with the error: Module compiled with Swift 3.0 cannot be imported in Swift 3.0.1

The realm-swift version is 2.0.2. Hope the issue is fixed soon.

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[nixzhu]

Yes, we need a new release.

[ThomasGoujon]

Hi,
I'm using Carthage and I also had this error. But I make a carthage update and it's works fine.
Maybe it can help.

[bmalbuck]

Any ETA on a new release to support Xcode 8.1 GM seed and Swift 3.0.1?

[sangmin]

@ThomasGoujon I tried Carthage update and now this issue pops up:
:0: error: opening import file for module 'Realm': Permission denied

Do you use Xcode 10.1 GM seed?

[jpsim]

Hi all, as you may know, Swift's binary compatibility constraints require that all Swift dependencies be compiled with the same version of the Swift compiler, which means that you can't take a binary release we built with Xcode 7.3.1 and Xcode 8.0 from a few weeks ago with a newer version of Xcode (e.g. '8.0 GM').

To avoid needing to wait for us to update our infrastructure to build with fresh releases of Xcode (usually takes a few days), I encourage you to build from source using CocoaPods, Carthage or Xcode subprojects.

That being said, we're in the process of upgrading our infrastructure to build with Xcode 8.1 GM as we speak and should have a release out in the next few days with binaries built with Swift 2.2, 2.3, 3.0 and 3.0.1.

[sangmin]

Thanks for the update. Meanwhile, I could build realm-cocoa after cloning it and doing these:
git submodule update --init
sh build.sh build

The framework files now work fine.

[bmalbuck]

Thanks @jpsim @sangmin. I was able to fetch project and run "./build.sh ios-swift". Compiled frameworks Realm.framework and RealmSwift.framework under build/ios/swift-3.0.1 fat binaries. Copied these into my project as embedded frameworks. All good.

[ThomasGoujon]

@sangmin I use Xcode 8.1 GM (Version 8.1 (8T61a))
And try with this Carthage cmd: "carthage update --platform iOS --no-use-binaries"

[AliThink]

+1 following

[ghost]

1+ following

[DavidLari]

It's out now. 2.0.3.

[jpsim]

Correct

[cliftonlabrum]

I've tried doing carthage update --platform iOS --no-use-binaries and have confirmed that my Carthage folder has version 2.0.3 but I still get the error in Xcode. I have also tried replacing it with the pre-built Carthage Realm package. I've tried cleaning the project and restarting Xcode without any luck.

Is there anything else I can try?

[jpsim]

If you're building Realm with Carthage, make sure you're using the same version of Xcode that's xcode-selected as the GUI version of Xcode you're building your project with.

If you're using Carthage with binaries (carthage update), those binaries were built with Xcode 8.1 GM, so they're only compatible with that version of Xcode.

[sangmin]

@cliftonlabrum Just cloning and building realm worked for me.
git submodule update --init
sh build.sh build

[cliftonlabrum]

@jpsim Thanks. I wonder if the App Store version of Xcode 8.1 (which I have) is different from the 8.1 GM that Realm was built with.

[DavidLari]

I have the GM which is also 8B62. What worked for me, per the Realm docs was deleting derived data. From terminal:

rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData