one thing i noticed is that the Swift version is 5.3.1: $ xcrun swift -versionĪpple Swift version 5.3.1 (swiftlang-1200.0.41 clang-1200.0.32.8)īut if i try to change the swift-tools-version pragma to insist on 5.3.1, i get: error: package at '/path/to/MyApp' is using Swift tools version 5.3.1 but the installed version is 5.3.0
I've tried moving Package.swift into the MyApp/ directory (and updating paths), which did nothing (it was broken in the exact same way). Here's what the Package.swift looks like: // swift-tools-version:5.3
Here's my build command (note the identical options): xcrun swift build -Xswiftc -sdk -Xswiftc $(xcrun -sdk iphonesimulator -show-sdk-path) -Xswiftc -target -Xswiftc "x86_64-apple-ios$(xcrun -sdk iphonesimulator -show-sdk-version)-simulator" To be extra clear, here's how i'm starting sourcekit-lsp: xcrun sourcekit-lsp -Xswiftc -sdk -Xswiftc $(xcrun -sdk iphonesimulator -show-sdk-path) -Xswiftc -target -Xswiftc "x86_64-apple-ios$(xcrun -sdk iphonesimulator -show-sdk-version)-simulator" in particular, if i'm in file A, sourcekit-lsp no longer seems to recognize symbols defined in file B. I took a break from development for about two months, and now this system no longer works. The process i used was basically identical to what folks have investigated for getting sourcekit-lsp to work for iOS apps developed in VSCode references here and here. a little janky, but better than the other options like self-signing my Xcode so i could stuff a mediocre vim clone inside of it (or actually using Xcode normally. the idea here was just to do my development in vim, build using a dummy Package.swift configuration to get inline errors and autocomplete, and then manually refresh in Xcode and run previews and launch the simulator from there.
#Ios simulator xcode install#
click in the Menu: Help > SSL Proxying, and select Install Charles Root Certificate in iOS Simulators. Sounds like the only possible option left now that Xcode 4.2 (which I installed on an older computer running Snow Leopard just so that I could get back the simulator after upgrading my main computer to Mountain Lion and discovering that it cannot run iOS 4.2 simulator) somehow refuses to download iOS 4.2 Simulator from the Downloads page. A couple months ago, i got vim set up to play nice with sourcekit-lsp for an iOS app created in Xcode. Lets setup Charles in iOS simulator with Xcode.
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