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It happens when I have a 'Marathonfile' in the root folder and that file contains references to a local folder or another script.
For example, if I have Setup.swift script and no Marathonfile at all, when I call
marathon edit Setup.swift
it opens Xcode as expected.
If I add a URL into Marathonfile like this:
https://github.com/JohnSundell/Files.git
and then call
marathon edit Setup.swift
it opens Xcode as expected, no problem.
BUT if I add references to a folder (with valid package, in the example below current folder contains package) or reference to another (existing!) swift file in the same folder like shown below:
It happens when I have a 'Marathonfile' in the root folder and that file contains references to a local folder or another script.
For example, if I have
Setup.swift
script and noMarathonfile
at all, when I callit opens Xcode as expected.
If I add a URL into
Marathonfile
like this:and then call
it opens Xcode as expected, no problem.
BUT if I add references to a folder (with valid package, in the example below current folder contains package) or reference to another (existing!) swift file in the same folder like shown below:
when I run
I get a very weird message like following:
NOTE, that the 5-digit number is always different, but the following message is always the same.
If I remove references to local files - everything starts working again.
Any ideas what's going on and how to fix? Thanks!
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