Swift 5.2 Issue with headers in same dir as `.c/m` files

[dreampiggy]

@Ryan_Wilson

Seems you get the same issue as me:

Any changes to SPM 5.2 (with Xcode 11.4 Beta2) ? Pure Objective-C project which contains multiple targets now fail to integrate

Found the main reason of this bug, if using publicHeadersPath which match a directory contains both .h, .c, .m files, the source files (.c, .m) will be totally ignored. See my test, first remove the publicHeadersPath: [image] [image] When add the publicHeadersPath, test again: [image] [image] Why SwiftPM 5.2 now design like this ? This break most 99% Objective-C project. For C/C++ project, developer usually seperate the .h and .c/.cpp in different directory. But Objective-C, the .h a…

If this is a feature or intend to change, please point it out and provide the solution for Objective-C package user. Because this make a huge pain for current 99% project.

Doesn't anyone write Objecitve-C code have the folder strcture like this ? Even Xcode's itself new created source code does not seperate the header and source files. I didn't find any open source package use this:

RepoRoot

• include
  -- NSObjectSubClass.h
• Sources
  -- NSObjectSubClass.m