`bazel build //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:xcframeworks` is failing
qyang-nj opened this issue · 2 comments
This is on the latest master branch. bazel build //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:xcframeworks
is failing with the following error.
tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic/Sources/Foo.swift:6:16: error: cannot find 'FooDynamic' in scope
let foo1 = FooDynamic(num: 9000)
^~~~~~~~~~
tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic/Sources/Foo.swift:9:16: error: cannot find 'FooStatic' in scope
let foo2 = FooStatic(num: 9000)
^~~~~~~~~
Target //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:xcframeworks failed to build
Similarly, bazel build //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:XCFrameworksApp
fails on M1 laptop or with --cpu=ios_sim_arm64
option.
ld: 14 duplicate symbols for architecture arm64
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
Error in child process '/usr/bin/xcrun'. 1
Target //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:XCFrameworksApp failed to build
So for //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:xcframeworks
you need to set --apple_platform_type=ios
. Once #719 merges this should be as easy as --config=ios
when building things under tests/ios
.
For //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:XCFrameworksApp
you need to run it like:
bazel build //tests/ios/xcframeworks/Basic:XCFrameworksApp --apple_platform_type=ios --features=apple.virtualize_frameworks
Just tried both on my M1 and they're building with the platform flag (and vfs for app). It might be a bug though that Basic:XCFrameworksApp
only works with VFS.
Interesting. Why don't we make --apple_platform_type=ios
the default option, especial this repo is rules ios? 😏
It might be a bug though that Basic:XCFrameworksApp only works with VFS.
Yeah. It's probably less a problem if VFS is the default option.