Is there any way to access RxSwift.Resources.totalCount if RxSwift is added via Swift Package Manager?

[HMWDavid]

Is there any way to access RxSwift.Resources.totalCount if RxSwift is added via Swift Package Manager?

Originally posted by @haider-kazal in #378 (comment)

[freak4pc]

Hey, first of all SPM is still riddled with issues in regards to RxSwift and similar inter-module dependency related frameworks (See https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-12303)

About your specific question. If you use a Package.swift file, I believe you can do something like this

import PackageDescription

let package = Package(
    name: "Foo",
    targets: [
        .target(
            name: "MyApp",
            cSettings: [
                .define("TRACE_RESOURCES", configuration: .debug)
            ]
        )
    ]
    ... etc etc
)

I'm not sure if you can do it via Xcode, but it is regardless a SwiftPM issue and not a RxSwift issue so I suggest filing a Feedback Feature Request or Bug Report.

[realityworks]

How is this closed? You cannot change these files from xcode, they are in derived data... Can someone please re-open this.

[freak4pc]

My comment is quite clear. We support RxSwift, not SPM.

If you try the solution I suggested and it doesn't work, I suggest looking into support related to SPM, as it's not related to RxSwift at all.

[freemansion]

Completely agree that access problem is SPM problem. So I would appreciate if someone post a comment with the link with working solution here.

[freak4pc]

Hey both. The solution I posted above should work, I'm not sure if it's cSettings or cxxSettings but that should be the official way to go.

[cloverdaniel]

I got this to work with swiftSettings, thusly:

...
targets: [
        .target(
            name: "<target_name>",
            dependencies: ["RxSwift"],
            swiftSettings: [.define("TRACE_RESOURCES", .when(configuration: .debug))]),
    ]