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I'm not sure if this is a bug or lack of knowledge, but I have a iOS project that is defined as a package. I want to generate documentation for the main target within that package.
We see many errors related to macos version differences despite not trying to build macos documentation.
the library 'X' requires macos 10.13, but depends on the product 'Y' which requires macos 10.14; consider changing the library 'X' to require macos 10.14 or later, or the product 'Y' to require macos 10.13 or earlier.
Is there a way to specify not to build documentation for macos? We would expect the "platforms" definition in the Package file to be used to determine this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm not sure if this is a bug or lack of knowledge, but I have a iOS project that is defined as a package. I want to generate documentation for the main target within that package.
At the top of the Package.swift we have:
However, when running:
swift package --allow-writing-to-directory ./docs generate-documentation --target MainApp --disable-indexing --transform-for-static-hosting --hosting-base-path MainApp --output-path ./docs
We see many errors related to macos version differences despite not trying to build macos documentation.
the library 'X' requires macos 10.13, but depends on the product 'Y' which requires macos 10.14; consider changing the library 'X' to require macos 10.14 or later, or the product 'Y' to require macos 10.13 or earlier.
Is there a way to specify not to build documentation for macos? We would expect the "platforms" definition in the Package file to be used to determine this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: