Is there any way to know if an apinotes file is being picked up?

Using Swift
1

In Xcode 9.3, is there any way to see if an apinotes file is being picked up and used, or if it has errors?

Can I expect the debugger to show the Swift name of an enum case I created?

I've packaged up a third-party library in a Framework, and added module map and apinotes file, and I can import and link it just fine, but when I po a variable that's of an enum type declared in their header file, I just get

po inInfo.status
▿ lgs_status_t
  - rawValue : -12

My apinotes file looks like:

Name: lgscolibri
Enumerators:
#	lgs_status_t

- Name: lgs_status_succeeded
  SwiftName: lgs_status_t.succeeded
- Name: lgs_status_in_progress
  SwiftName: lgs_status_t.inProgress
...

And the header for the enum looks like:

typedef enum {
    lgs_status_succeeded = 0,
    lgs_status_in_progress = 1,
    ...
} lgs_status_t;

But I can't use .succeeded or .inProgress in code.

2

I came across this recently - it's just the name, not the namespace. The change is just cosmetic for C enumerations - Swift sees it as lgs_status_t.succeeded and it can only be used that way.

3

No, that doesn't work for me, either.

4

Ah, yes, these go under "Tags", ie:

Tags:
    - Name: lgs_status_succeeded
      SwiftName: lgs_status_t.succeeded
    - Name: lgs_status_in_progress
       SwiftName: lgs_status_t.inProgress

See if that helps?