Segmentation fault: 11 #4

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1. troya2 commented on Jan 27, 2016

   

   troya2

   on Jan 27, 2016

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   Same here. I get it just running querykit by itself or with -h or --help. Not sure which matters, but I'm on El Capitan, using XCode 7.2.
2. gekitz commented on Feb 7, 2016

   

   gekitz

   on Feb 7, 2016

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   Same here.
3. kylef commented on Feb 29, 2016

   

   kylef

   on Feb 29, 2016

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   Unfortunately these issues are due to the homebrew version is a binary release, when the underlying Xcode on your system is updated, the binaries are now hitting a different version of Swift's run-time libraries bundled with Xcode.

   Installing from source via there instructions in the README should work for now. Sorry about this.

   You can install into home-brew's directory via:

   $ brew uninstall querykit-cli
   $ make DESTDIR=/usr/local/Cellar/querykit-cli/HEAD install
   $ brew link querykit-cli
4. sgflamel commented on Mar 14, 2016

   

   sgflamel

   on Mar 14, 2016

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   I follow you new command, but still it doesn't work
   make DESTDIR=/usr/local/Cellar/querykit-cli/HEAD install
   :0: error: no such file or directory: 'build'
   make: *** [build] Error 1

   And also, when I wanted to install the query kit from git, it returns the same error
   MacBook-Pro:querykit-cli fyt$ make install
   :0: error: no such file or directory: 'build'
   make: *** [build] Error 1

   Update~
   Yesterday is a tough day, but I successfully built the project eventually!
   First I check out my swift tool chain to 2.2 snapshot, but still the 'swift build' command won't work, then I check out to the latest 3.0 swift tool chain, and it worked! However, after the SwiftPM clone source from git, it told me that a folder name can not be found, but when I check the 'Tests' folder, it's already there. After a long time googling, I found a not that perfect but available solution, just change the 'Tests' folder's name to '_Tests', and the build will continue and finally done. And BTW, your project is fascinating