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Our repo has a Cocoapods Podfile in one of the sub-dirs, and lots of C++ source files scattered throughout the repo. I am seeing that when I run the unified WS agent on our repo, it fails to index the C++ source files by default.
After some trial and error, I see that I need to disable Cocoapods dependency resolution (by setting cocoapods.resolveDependencies=false in the config file) for the agent to actually index the cpp files.
Is this expected? If yes, I think we can agree this is not ideal behavior; ideally we'd want both Cocoapods dependency resolution as well as regular indexing of files.
If there is some other forum where I should be posting about this, please do let me know, thanks.
Thanks
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Our repo has a Cocoapods Podfile in one of the sub-dirs, and lots of C++ source files scattered throughout the repo. I am seeing that when I run the unified WS agent on our repo, it fails to index the C++ source files by default.
After some trial and error, I see that I need to disable Cocoapods dependency resolution (by setting
cocoapods.resolveDependencies=false
in the config file) for the agent to actually index the cpp files.Is this expected? If yes, I think we can agree this is not ideal behavior; ideally we'd want both Cocoapods dependency resolution as well as regular indexing of files.
If there is some other forum where I should be posting about this, please do let me know, thanks.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: