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The fix here was pretty easy/straight-forward, but feels really odd to specify a Swift version for generating ObjC docs.
It looks like this was fixed by release 0.6.0, which now defaults to Swift 2.2. However, presumably this will break when the next version of Swift is released?
Possible solution
Should ObjC simply use the latest toolchain/runtime?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Steps
Generate ObjC docs for
JSQSystemSoundPlayer
. With this build script. (without specifying a--swift-version
)Version
Jazzy
0.5.0
Error
Unable to find an Xcode with swift version 2.1.1. (RuntimeError)
Fix
Specifying a Swift version fixed it: jessesquires/JSQSystemSoundPlayer@ad2b3f9
The fix here was pretty easy/straight-forward, but feels really odd to specify a Swift version for generating ObjC docs.
It looks like this was fixed by release
0.6.0
, which now defaults to Swift 2.2. However, presumably this will break when the next version of Swift is released?Possible solution
Should ObjC simply use the latest toolchain/runtime?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: