Error running version 2.19

[neilsardesai]

Hello,
Just updated to Periphery 2.19, but now the same command that worked in 2.18 is producing an error:

Command:

periphery scan --skip-build --index-store-path '[REDACTED]' --project '[REDACTED]' --schemes '[REDACTED]' --targets '[REDACTED]'

Error:

* Inspecting project... error: Shell command '/bin/sh -c xcodebuild -project '[REDACTED]' -list -json' returned exit status '65’:

Anyone else running into this?

[neilsardesai]

Maybe it might be related to having a space in the project name? Tried a different project with no space in the name and it worked fine there 🤔

[neilsardesai]

Was able to work around this with --skip-schemes-validation

[ileitch]

There was a change in 2.19.0 related to the xcodebuild -list command, however, the output you pasted indicates it should be the same as 2.18.0. Does xcodebuild -project '[REDACTED]' -list -json succeed when you run it directly from the command line?

[neilsardesai]

Thanks for getting back to me, Ian. xcodebuild -project '[REDACTED]' -list -json does succeed. I was able to confirm that the issue occurs when the project name has a space in it.

I created two new projects, one called New Project.xcodeproj and one called NewProject.xcodeproj. I built both projects successfully with xcodebuild.

However

periphery scan --skip-build --index-store-path '../dd/Index.noindex/DataStore/' --project 'New Project.xcodeproj' --schemes 'New Project' --targets 'New Project'

fails with error: Shell command '/bin/sh -c xcodebuild -project /Users/neil/Desktop/New Project/New Project.xcodeproj -list -json' returned exit status '65'

whereas

periphery scan --skip-build --index-store-path '../dd/Index.noindex/DataStore/' --project 'NewProject.xcodeproj' --schemes 'NewProject' --targets 'NewProject'

succeeds

[ileitch]

Thanks for taking a look. I've opened #747 to investigate further.