Illegal instruction: 4 when running beak commands

[Jeehut]

Hi, I just wrote me a script to update a spreadsheet on a vocabulary learning site. I edited the file within Xcode by running beak edit, but the problem is that after writing some code the commands beak edit, beak list and beak run all didn't work.

As a workaround what I'm doing right now is to comment out all code below the import statements with an editor like Atom, then I run beak edit (which then works fine) and then I uncomment the lines again in Xcode. When I run the Beakfile scheme within Xcode everything just works fine, so I can somehow use the script. But I would rather use things as designed: from the command line. :)

Here's the entire content of my beak.swift file:
https://gist.github.com/Dschee/3c4b89ef9da39ab7714c47fa97dc4cae

And this is the error I get when running any beak commands:

Illegal instruction: 4

I'm using beak 0.3.1 on macOS 10.13.3 with Xcode 9.2.

Any ideas why this happens? The error code doesn't really help ...

[Jeehut]

@yonaskolb Any idea why this happens?

[yonaskolb]

Hi @Dschee
Thanks for opening this. I tracked this down and fixed it in #15 👍
The issue was the recordMapper closure and how SourceKit parses that. I've made checks around that, and also added a more descriptive error if something like that happens again

[yonaskolb]

Fixed in 0.3.2

[Jeehut]

Thank you very much, it's working great now! 👍