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Linux Support #37
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I estimate SourceKit will be available on Linux within several weeks, and SourceKitten is already working on Linux support: jpsim/SourceKitten#223 For now, I'm afraid Nuclide only supports autocompletion and other features on macOS, not Linux. |
Nice =D I didn't know that. I thought SourceKitten was planned for much later but its good to know that it is in the works now. |
SourceKitten can build on linux now:jpsim/SourceKitten#223. |
@zxw454034941 Did you try using an official Nuclide release? I don't remember, but I imagine there are still one or two minor things to do to support Linux. I'll migrate this issue to facebook/nuclide, since all development is being done on the official repository now. |
@modocache Thank you for your reply, I just used the official Nuclide release. Hope to fix the linux support. Another small question, will Nuclide support swift debugger? |
@zxw454034941 Did you build your Swift package via the Nuclide toolbar? You need to build once before any autocompletion results appear. |
I'm migrating this issue to facebookarchive#678. Thanks all! @zxw454034941 What kind of Swift debugger support would you like to see? |
@modocache just like you mentioned: #28 |
Ah, gotcha. I didn't move that issue to the facebook/nuclide repository because I think it might already work. Have you tried attaching a debugger via Nuclide to a SwiftPM-built executable built in Debug mode? I think it may work right now. |
Is there linux support? I couldn't find mention of it.
I guess it is because of the sourcekitten dependency, which depends on sourcekit and it depends on libdispatch, so it could take a while to have sourcekitten support.
There is
swift-ide-test
for linux but I don't know if it would be useful or possible at allThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: