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0.29.0 SHASUM #1286
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This appears to be related to #1284 - working on additional commits to that to make sure it works well |
Fix for this issue has gone out with I'm gonna close this one out, if you continue to have problems with the new version, please file a new issue. Thank you! |
Thanks! I'll try it out and follow up in case problems still arise. |
@designatednerd I'm facing the same problem with |
@amadeu01 since my To delete the package caches, go to I never used Carthage, so I wouldn't know what to suggest for that case. |
I did |
Hi @designatednerd, here's more details on the issue I mentioned before on #1231.
After upgrading from
0.27.1
to0.29.0
, I am unable to successfully run the Swift scripting to either download or generate a schema, as it fails the checksum.The output message I'm getting seems related to a number of similar previous reports on #1231, #1265, #1285, #1177 and #1192.
The log output
Even though I believe the problem is most likely related to caching, as this comment on #1192 seems to confirm, I am still unable to successfully use the script even after cleaning the build folder and deleting the derived data, so I'm not sure what else to do.
The problem occurs on both Xcode
11.4 (11E146)
and12.0 beta (12A6159)
. Even though I imagine only11.4 (11E146)
is actually considered for support, I need to run the build against the beta as well to verify things are still working on iOS 14, so it may be worth mentioning.Also, thanks for the time you invest in supporting the community with this project! If you need more details, let me know.
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