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Fails to build with Xcode 9 on macOS 10.13 #35
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Hi! Sorry for getting back at you so late. The reason is that I thought the email notification of this issue was created by some continuous integration bot to tell me that High Sierra is failing. I didn't realize it was an actual human being asking me to fix it :D Which I think I did. The tests are passing locally, I'm still wa
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iting for Travis and am going to tag this release |
@fxcoudert Travis passing. Please give this release a try if you have High Sierra already: https://github.com/halo/macosvpn/releases/tag/0.3.3 |
@halo it builds fine, on all macOS versions (10.11 and later). Right now, the version is marked as "pre-release", and so we can't update to it just yet. Can you make it an official release? |
Said and done. Thank you indeed for your help. |
* Updated for Xcode 8 Still using Swift 2.3 though * Travis: Use XCode 8 * Sierra compatibility halo#21 I took the chance and converted VPNServiceCreator to Swift * Version bump 0.2.1 -> 0.3.0 halo#21 * Updated changelog halo#21 * bundle update halo#21 * Extracted CFArray enumeration halo#21 * XCode project update halo#21 * PPP keychain items didn't change name, only cisco did Closes halo#23 * Prevented an Xcode warning halo#21 * Unified exit codes in enumerator * Updated Xcode project halo#21 * Added Sierra to README * Trying to cleanup double-XAUTH interpolation halo#23 This appears to work on Sierra now. Reportedly on El Capitan as well * Version bump 0.3.0 -> 0.3.1 * Making bundler on Travis happy * Updated download links on README * Added exit codes to CHANGELOG for 0.3.1 * Ruby on Travis 2.2.4 -> 2.2.5 Some gems depend on it * Xcode automated Swift upgrade * Do not activate code optimization, it will break functionality See halo#13 * Upgraded PrettyColors vendor library halo#30 * Updated CocoaLumberjack halo#30 * Fixed a compiler warning halo#30 * Explicitly unwrap all interpolated optional strings * Updated changelog halo#30 * Added disconnect on switch/logout flags halo#33 * Added disconnect on switch/logout to help halo#33 * How about not breaking code halo#33 * Added specs halo#33 * Version bump 0.3.1 -> 0.3.2 halo#33 * Making rubocop happy halo#33 I know I cheated ;) * Pulled upstream DDOSLogger halo#35 * Updated Xcode 8.3 -> 9.0 * Fixed compiler warnings Simply by updating the upstream classes * Version bump 0.3.2 -> 0.3.3 * Travis tests Xcode 8+9 * Added changelog for 0.3.3 * Clarified macOS version requirement in README [skip ci] * CI: Try only xcode 9 * Added delete subcommand halo#36 * Bundle update Github noted a security vulnerability in rubocop: https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2017-8418 * Target ruby 2.4 in tests * Rubocop --auto-correct * Relax ruby version in Gemfile for Travis * Use default Travis ruby version * Rubocop happiness * Compare same datatypes only halo#37 This breaks on compiling on El Capitan * Travis runs Xcode 8 as well halo#37
Full logs there: https://gist.github.com/4dd9dd05a6147e9608c1ea548379e365
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