Enabling dependency analysis when linting swift package with swift-format

Using Swift
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1

I'm using this plugin to lint my package with swift-format:

// SwiftFormatPlugin.swift

import Foundation
import PackagePlugin

@main struct SwiftFormatPlugin: BuildToolPlugin {
    func createBuildCommands(context: PluginContext, target: Target) throws -> [Command] {
        let directory = context.package.directoryURL
        let plugin = directory.appending(path: "Plugins/SwiftFormatPlugin")
        return [
            .buildCommand(
                displayName: "SwiftFormatPlugin",
                executable: URL(filePath: "/bin/bash"),
                arguments: [
                    plugin.appending(component: "script.sh").path,
                    directory.path,
                    directory.appending(path: ".swift-format").path
                ],
                environment: [:],
                inputFiles: [],
                outputFiles: []
            )
        ]
    }
}

This is the contents of my Package.swift file:

// Package.swift

import PackageDescription

let package = Package(
    name: "MyLibrary",
    products: [
        .library(
            name: "MyLibrary",
            targets: ["MyLibrary"]
        )
    ],
    targets: [
        .target(
            name: "MyLibrary",
            plugins: [
                .plugin(name: "SwiftFormatPlugin")
            ]
        ),
        .plugin(
            name: "SwiftFormatPlugin",
            capability: .buildTool(),
            path: "Plugins/SwiftFormatPlugin"
        )
    ]
)

And finally the script my plugin is executing:

#!/bin/bash
# script.sh

echo "SwiftFormatPlugin test .................."

It works alright as I am getting desired output when building:

SwiftFormatPlugin test ..................

But I'm also getting this:

I want to fix that, but how do I "check" that option? The script phase or the mentioned checkbox is nowhere in the UI for package targets.

2

Unfortunately I think this is more of an Xcode question (or the intersection of Xcode and SwiftPM) rather than a swift-format question specifically, and I'm not an expert on the former. I think that warning comes from Xcode itself, and if there's nothing in the UI to silence it, I'm not sure how else you'd be able to handle it.

3

Thank you!

FTM it's not the warning per se that bothers me.. I believe the underlying issue behind that warning is what somehow results into multiple entries for the same swift-format warning being listed, like hundreds of identical warnings per one issue. Hope to solve it one day :)