SPM Firestore for Catalyst. No such Module.

[jesus-mg-ios]

Description

Hi:

I'm getting this error when I try to compile for catalyst (SPM 10.8.0). For iOS all works as expected.

These are the dependencies of the target that on build time throw the error:

In intermediates I can see a difference between the build of Catalyst and the simulator:

FirebaseFirestoreSwift.build is included on iOS simulator but not on catalyst. I don't know if it's correct or not, and the cause of it @ncooke3

Any ideas on how to solve it?

Thanks in advance

Reproducing the issue

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Firebase SDK Version

10.8.0

Xcode Version

14.3.0

Installation Method

Swift Package Manager

Firebase Product(s)

Firestore

Targeted Platforms

macCatalyst

Relevant Log Output

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[ncooke3]

FirebaseFirestoreSwift.build is included on iOS simulator but not on catalyst. I don't know if it's correct or not, and the cause of it @ncooke3

Hmm, weird. I'm in the process of reproducing it now. Looking into this...

[ncooke3]

So I created a very basic app that supports Catalyst. I added an import FirebaseFirestore and referenced a symbol from the module. I'm able to build that on Catalyst (I'm using Xcode 14.2). So I'm not reproducing the No such module 'FirebaseFirestore'.

I am however seeing a build failure when importing FirebaseFirestoreSwift. I'm seeing No such module 'FirebaseFirestoreSwift'. On iOS, this succeeds so that seems to correspond with your observations of the differing build directories.

I'm not sure why FirebaseFirestoreSwift failed for me when your build error referenced FirebaseFirestore. None of this is expected though so continuing to look into it.

[jesus-mg-ios]

mmmm I don't know if it could making it fail, but I can see a condition without catalyst ->

And others include it (In this case I looked at the other binary)

[ncooke3]

Yep, this should explain the issue. I'm tracking down how this happened.

[ncooke3]

In 10.8.0, the minimum Swift tools version was bumped and I needed to explicitly add catalyst to those platforms arrays. This was an oversight and can be fixed with a 10.8.1 that I'm currently working on– apologies for the inconvenience here @jesus-mg-ios.

[jesus-mg-ios]

Thanks @ncooke3 for your fast response and support.

[ncooke3]

Hi @jesus-mg-ios–– I've release 10.8.1. Could you try updating to this latest release?

[jesus-mg-ios]

It works @ncooke3, thanks for your effort on it. 💯

[ncooke3]

Thank you for reporting! 🙂