How can I fix an extraction error with Swiftgram's TDLib framework during build?

[S0ulf3re]

I really want to try and help contribute this project because I personally don't like the default telegram client for Mac and I've been trying to learn swift ever since July of last year. I tried opening the project, but I got an error which has caused a bunch of other build time errors to occur. How can I fix all this?

Here's a log from Xcode
Resolve Packages_2022-01-26T12-44-01.txt

[voltangle]

The issue should not exist, it builds on my machine and on CI, can you check whether xcodebuild -scheme Moc clean build works? You should run this command in the project directory in terminal

[voltangle]

I found the cause
It was bad configuration of build phases
I pushed an update to master branch, it should fix the issue

[S0ulf3re]

Just a quick question, Are you using homebrew for things or are you compiling everything from source? because I just downloaded the new project and went and installed gyb with brew install nshipster/formulae/gyb and I can run it from the command line, but Xcode can't seem to find it and it just keeps throwing back a nonzero exit code.

[voltangle]

I am usually using Homebrew for installing these kinds of things, but when it is not available, I manually install them
About a nonzero exit code, well, I actually have no idea why it fails, it should run it
And yes, can you give me more info about that nonzero exit code? Maybe I can find the cause by looking at logs

[S0ulf3re]

It was complaining about commands being not found. I managed to fix it by specifying SwiftLint and gyb to the full paths (which for me is /opt/homebrew/bin/)

[voltangle]

hm, that's strange
anyways, it works, so problem resolved 😁

[S0ulf3re]

Ok, so I just cleared both caches within library and Xcode, and restarted my computer. Then when I opened it, Xcode started complaining about TDlib framework. So I cleared the package cache. Then, it started complaining about SystemUtils and ImageUtils, and I managed to fix that by restarting Xcode.

In the end, it is now once again complaining about commands not being found, specifically gyb
Build target Moc_2022-01-27T10-16-39.txt

[voltangle]

Anyways, you can add these absolute paths to your local copy, but do not push that to the remote
And when you do that, you will be ready to contribute to Moc! :D