Tom Condon

I will do that as soon as I see it again.

Here is the complete log: `CompileSwift normal arm64 /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKitMobile/Alert.swift (in target: ProcedureKit) cd /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/swift -frontend -c -primary-file /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKitMobile/Alert.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKit/Any.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKit/AnyObserver.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKitMobile/BackgroundObserver.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKit/Batch.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKit/Block.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKit/BlockCondition.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKit/BlockObservers.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKit/Capability.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKitCloud/Share\ Operations/CKAcceptSharesOperation.swift /Users/tcondon/Projects/spex-ios/Pods/ProcedureKit/Sources/ProcedureKitCloud/Database\...

one more observation: it seem to crash right after I switch between feature branches in Git.

It happens 100% of the time if I compile my project with AppCode.

Sieniek, come to think about it, I get rid of the compiler branch by deleting Derived Data as well. The only time that doesn't work is when I try to...

OK, well cleaning the build folder in AppCode mad the compiler crash go away.

I have had the same issue in Swift. Is this project actively supported? If not, why has it not been deprecated?

Here is the solution. The latest version of CocoaPods available from HomeBrew is 1.16.2. This requires an Xcode project format version of 16.0. It does not work with a Xcode...

> Are you using XCode 16.3? Downgrade to 16.0 solved this for me. Its not the version of Xcode, its the version of the Xcode project file that matters.

I am very interested in it.