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@sampsonlor, when I put the following at the top of a Swift source file, I get a compiler error: Expected an attribute name.@import UIKit;Are you saying that we should be able to do that at the top of a Swift source file?
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@sampsonlor, you mentioned trying `@import UIKit` in Swift. Unless I'm just overlooking something, @import isn't valid in swift, is it? Was there a different syntax you meant to mention there?
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I'm seeing this when building from the command line both on my own machine and on CircleCI. Because I'm seeing it when building from terminal and CI (but not when building directly inside of Xcode), I'm not able to use the workarounds that others have suggested about swapping simulators, and I'm always doing a clean build already.This is preventing us from being able to build on CI when treating warnings as errors. We have 29 files that report the failure, but I have yet to be able to find anything that resolves it for us.
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I'm seeing this when building from the command line both on my own machine and on CircleCI. I have been unable to find the erros when building direclty inside of Xcode, but this is preventing us from being able to build on CI when treating warnings as errors. We have 29 files that report the failure, but I have yet to be able to find anything that resolves it for us.