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Can't link Obj-C Enum Symbol with DocC
Hi all, I am trying to use this guide to link directly to symbols in my documentation. But I am unable to get it to link to an Objective-C enum case. For example ``EnumNameType/EnumNameMyCase`` does not create a link. It works fine for method names, etc. I have tried all of the combinations I can think of, but I can't get it to work. Any help is much appreciated!
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Oct ’24
Building documentation (Docc) gives error coming from `FirebaseCoreExtension` while building with Xcode 16
The project setup is as follows: Uses pods Has swift bridging header as it uses both Objc and Swift With Xcode Version 16.0 (16A242d), when building the project everything is fine but when I build the Documentation (Product > Build Documentation), I am getting this error via: /.../Project/Pods/FirebaseCore/FirebaseCore/Sources/Public/FirebaseCore/FIRLoggerLevel.h:23:28: redefinition of 'FIRLoggerLevel' ... Building the documentation of the same project with Xcode Version 15.4 works just fine, so the error must come from the new xcodebuild (Xcode 16.0 Build version 16A242d). Here are the pods in the project: pod 'Firebase/Crashlytics', '10.29.0' pod 'Firebase/Performance', '10.29.0' # (Recommended) Pod for Google Analytics pod 'FirebaseAnalytics', '10.29.0' pod 'GoogleAnalytics', '3.21' pod 'GoogleTagManager', '7.4.3' pod 'FirebaseRemoteConfig', '10.29.0' pod 'GoogleUtilities', '7.13.0' Tried with all latest, but the same issue persists. Any ideas, on how to resolve this? I read that it is not possible to disable the pods being build by docc as they are dependencies of the target which is being build by the docc process, if that is not true, maybe I can disable docc from building the Pods.
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Oct ’24
DocC not finding local sources files
Context Hello everyone, I'm a freshly graduate engineer currently learning Swift and Apple ecosystem frameworks as I wish to become an Apple Developer / Engineer. I made a very simple and light Swift package but I cannot build the documentation using DocC. Issue See my project here on github and explanations below. Behavior Building Documentation for my Swift package results in an empty page with only my Package name. Adding a documentation catalog with a start page work but only the start page is displayed after building. None of my structs in any sources files appears in the built documentation. Trying to add symbol linking to my sources files's structs in the start page (using double backquotes) results in the Topic section not built and a warning "MyStruct doesn't exist at '/MyPackage'" What I tried I found multiple information while looking for a solution, so I tried everything. None of my structs / classes have the same name as the package I did not remove the Topics section in the start page of the documentation catalog, neither I removed the Header 2 formatting. My documentation catalog and my sources files lies within MyPackage/Sources/MyPackage/ I compared my starting page and folder architecture with the Sloth demo project I did comment my structs / classes / functions with three slash /// using Xcode shortcut to pre-write documentation Technical Specifications macOS 14.5 MacBook Pro M3 Pro 18Go Xcode Version 15.4 (15F31d) swift-tools-version: 5.10 Images Conclusion I have no idea what else to do and if I am doing something wrong. Any feedback or solution on my issue would be really appreciated as I'm doing my best to learn the best practices to become an Apple developer. Thank you.
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Jun ’24
Import DocC to Xcode
I'm trying to figure out how to build DocC from other frameworks to Xcode's Developer Documentation. I tried using the build documentation command, and it generates the DocC for my project and displays it in the Developer Documentation, but not libraries in the SPM. The code documentation does appear in the Developer Documentation, but the contents of the DocC are not shown.
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Jun ’24
Missing ModuleMap with Docbuild
When performing xcodebuild docbuild I'm getting an error that I'm missing a module map for one of my Swift Packages I've included in the project. This is because I want to build the docbuild for iOS only, but have the Swift Package as a macOS only import fatal error: module map file '/Users/administrator/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/AppName/Build/Intermediates.noindex/Build/Intermediates.noindex/GeneratedModuleMaps-iphoneos/SQLite.modulemap' not found The docbuild is as follows xcodebuild docbuild \ -scheme *** \ -derivedDataPath ${DD_LOCATION} \ -configuration Release \ -sdk iphoneos \ SKIP_INSTALL=NO \ BUILD_LIBRARY_FOR_DISTRIBUTION=YES \ BUILD_DIR=${WORKSPACE}/build \ DEVELOPMENT_TEAM=*** \ The Swift package mentioned is added as macOS only with an optional linkage and I have excluded the paths from source files which makes me able to run the app via xcode. Is there anything else I should be doing to exclude this from being added to the iOS side of our project? Thanks in advance for any help. I'm posting on here as this is generic for any Swift Packages which support iOS and macOS but important as a single OS package.
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Feb ’24
Documentation Deprecated Note
In the case of an entire framework being deprecated, like ML Compute, is there a note left somewhere or a link that helps explain the direction and intended replacement? When visiting the ML Compute page, there are just lots of "deprecated" badges, but no resource that provides explanation.
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Feb ’24
visionOS DOCC command line build documentation fails
Hi, I am working on a visionOS Swift Package. I'm trying to generate the documentation for preview and export with the following commands, however I keep getting the error: /Users/chris/myfile.swift:6:8: error: no such module 'UIKit' import UIKit - I'm using UIKit for a color variable. My Package has: ... platforms: [.visionOS(.v1)] ... Failing Commands: swift package --disable-sandbox preview-documentation and PACKAGE_NAME=packageName REPOSITORY_NAME=repoName OUTPUT_PATH=./docs swift package --allow-writing-to-directory $OUTPUT_PATH \ generate-documentation --target $PACKAGE_NAME \ --disable-indexing \ --transform-for-static-hosting \ --hosting-base-path $REPOSITORY_NAME \ --output-path $OUTPUT_PATH The documentation does build if I build it from within Xcode's Product->Build Documentation menu Does anyone have any ideas what's wrong here?
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Feb ’24
I wanna use both swift and objc for a docc documentation
I created a doccarchive that supports objc and swift using xcode build setting DOCC_EXTRACT_SWIFT_INFO_FOR_OBJC_SYMBOLS. When I made a docc document, I can select objc or swift on Xcode documentation like the yellow box of the below image. However, when I rendered to a web server, that selection link is gone. Blue box of the 2nd image works different way with yellow box of 1st image. The yellow one shows all functions. Even functions not written in that language are converted to other languages and displayed. But the blue one shows functions only written in the selected language. Rendering follows.. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/distributing-documentation-to-other-developers#Host-a-documentation-archive-on-your-website
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Jan ’24
Where is help on Swift documentation markup?
I am reluctant to admit that I only came to know that Swift provides a builtin documentation markup syntax just a few months ago. /** Test func Some description here. - Parameters: - b:Test - d: Test - f: Test - Returns: Bool */ func myMethod(a b:Int, c d:Int, e f:Int) -> Bool { b > d } It seems the markup is pretty simple and has only a few keywords. But, I want to read through the complete reference. Any useful pointers?
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Dec ’23
DocC: Is it possible to truly compile the tutorial's code and get compiler errors/warnings
The idea is to make it easer to update documentation when API changes or when code is not correct. Is it possible to make the code file declared like this: @Code(name: "AppDelegate.swift", file: AppDelegate.swift) And the content of the AppDelegate.swift file is: import UIKit @main class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate { func application( _ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]? ) -> Bool { compiler error should be raised here return true } } After doing "Product > Build Documentation" the output gives the following documentation and there is not warning or errors during the build: Thank you for your answers.
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Dec ’23
(How) Can I use DocC for internal documentation?
As presented in the talks and documentation I’ve seen so far, DocC works for public and open Swift symbols. But how about stuff for internal use? We are developing a fairly complex mixed source SDK with several components, that would benefit greatly from direct integration of auxiliary content for diagrams and so on. But since many of these parts are for internal use only, they have module or below level visibility. Is there a way to build an internal documentation target that includes this information with DocC, and — if so — how?
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May ’24