oclint-xcodebuild | helper program that converts xcodebuild log | iOS library

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oclint-xcodebuild is a Python library typically used in Mobile, iOS, Xcode applications. oclint-xcodebuild has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However oclint-xcodebuild build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

!!! This project is no longer under maintenance by OCLint team! Please consider using xcpretty (Basically, if your command looks like this. Then replace it with. xcodebuild | xcpretty -r json-compilation-database. Since OCLint recognizes a file called compile_commands.json to figure out the compiler options for parsing each file, oclint-xcodebuild is a helper program that converts xcodebuild log to compile_commands.json. Visit for documentation about using oclint-xcodebuild.

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OCLint reports compiler errors due to its inability to find #import-ed header files

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OCLint reports compiler errors due to its inability to find #import-ed header files

Asked 2018-Mar-02 at 19:00

I am trying to integrate OCLint 0.13 to check lint violations in my ObjC based iOS project.

As per this guide I created an aggregate target in Xcode to run a xcodebuild clean build followed by oclint-xcodebuild to generate a compile_commands.json. I am able to run the clang command from the generated compile_commands.json file. However, in html report generated by oclint-json-compilation-database command, while processing file like NEORepos/Public/ResourceObservables/NEOAggregatedObservable.h, I see compiler errors like 'NEOObservables/NEOObservable.h' file not found even though the said header file is present at NEOObservables/Public/Observables/NEOObservable.h.

How can I get rid of these compiler errors which are preventing some of my source files from being linted?

Running the clang command from compile_commands.json generates the .o file, but OCLint doesn't seem to be able to compile using the json file. I also tried adding a few more -I include paths, but it didn't help. All suggestions and pointers are welcome.

Here's a piece of (edited) log...

xcode_clean_build_command = xcodebuild -workspace 'Neo.xcworkspace' -scheme 'NeoSampleApp' -configuration 'Debug' clean build -dry-run -derivedDataPath /Users/username/Documents/git/ios-neo_linter/build/Neo -sdk iphonesimulator CLANG_ENABLE_MODULE_DEBUGGING=NO CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY='' CODE_SIGNING_REQUIRED=NO ENABLE_BITCODE=NO COMPILER_INDEX_STORE_ENABLE=NO | tee xcodebuild.log

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/oclint-xcodebuild

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Generating the compile_commands.json ...

Picking NEORepos/Public/ResourceObservables/NEOAggregatedObservable.m Picking NeoSampleApp/main.m

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Shortlisted files for linting (2 out of 283) and creating a new compile_commands.json

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Compiling /Users/username/Documents/git/ios-neo_linter/NEORepos/Public/ResourceObservables/NEOAggregatedObservable.m - Failed Compiling /Users/username/Documents/git/ios-neo_linter/NeoSampleApp/main.m - Success Analyzing /Users/username/Documents/git/ios-neo_linter/NeoSampleApp/main.m - Done

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Generating lint report (if any)...

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Executing command: oclint-json-compilation-database -e Pods -v -- -list-enabled-rules -no-analytics -enable-global-analysis -verbose --report-type html -o oclint.html -extra-arg=-Wno-everything

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/usr/local/bin/oclint -p /Users/username/Documents/git/ios-neo_linter -list-enabled-rules -no-analytics -enable-global-analysis -verbose --report-type html -o oclint.html -extra-arg=-Wno-everything /Users/username/Documents/git/ios-neo_linter/NEORepos/Public/ResourceObservables/NEOAggregatedObservable.m /Users/username/Documents/git/ios-neo_linter/NeoSampleApp/main.m

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-02 at 19:00

The compiler error was due to the -dry-run flag that I was using. Since it was doing a dry run, it was not creating .hmap files that were needed (at least not in the right location) leading to .h file not found errors.

However, without -dry-run I would have to do a full build which is not acceptable for me. Will update if I find a solution with optimal performance.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48881024

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