SwiftGit3 issue raised here as no issues enabled on that repo

[alexandermcpherson]

Seems the lib hasnt been exported for ios-x86_x64-simulator. This lib wont work without this added on my M1 mac using simulators. Any workarounds or suggestions? I know I can use a device but you know...

[joehinkle11]

Yes I had the same problem, but never put the time into making a simulator build

[joehinkle11]

If you are on an M1 Mac, you could also target your M1 Mac. It can run iOS apps natively. Not as clean as a simulator, but it works in some cases.

[alexandermcpherson]

Ok thank you yeah I can do that its no biggy that I cannot use the sim. On another note:

I have been trying to access an internal and private orginisation repo using SSH. I have created a ssh key and private key, passphrase and can connect to repos I own fine but not repos that are interal and private of other organisations although I have the permissions to access them. Any ideas? I am using these credentials.

.sshMemory(username: username, privateKey: privateKey, passphrase: passPhrase)

[joehinkle11]

That is pretty odd. I can’t imagine why it wouldn’t work as I believe you’re correct in that ssh should grant access to all your orgs.

Just a shot in the dark, should the username param be your org username or your GitHub username? Maybe that’s the problem.

[joehinkle11]

And I saw your issue here. SwiftGit2/SwiftGit2#200

I’ll see if I can open issues on SwiftGit3.

Also I’m taking a hiatus from all things related to App Maker until probably December. So I won’t be making any fixes until then if a problem is found

[alexandermcpherson]

Hey man thanks for the help. I will report back on the username. I am using what I think is the org username which is normally derived from the repo url i.e https://github.com/username/repo.

To have the XCFramework built for the Simulator would be the most helpful - I have an M1 but I can only test so far unfortunatley. Have a good break if you are not around.

Many thanks