The amount of Xcode tasks increase after every build
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Since I'm using Xcode 10.0, the amount of tasks which Xcode is building increases every time when I build the project. To reset the amount of tasks I have to clear the project. Can anyone else retrace this issue? The main problem is, that the build time increases with the amount of tasks.
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Same behavior in Xcode Version 10.1 (10B61)
ios xcode macos xcode10 xcode10.1
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
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Since I'm using Xcode 10.0, the amount of tasks which Xcode is building increases every time when I build the project. To reset the amount of tasks I have to clear the project. Can anyone else retrace this issue? The main problem is, that the build time increases with the amount of tasks.
EDIT
Same behavior in Xcode Version 10.1 (10B61)
ios xcode macos xcode10 xcode10.1
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
Passe
322319
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I would assume cyclical dependencies with many generics. Did you try to switch compilation mode from "Incremental" to "Whole module"?
– Sulthan
Nov 10 at 21:19
Not yet! How can I do it?
– Passe
Nov 10 at 21:34
Go to Build Settings and insert in search field 'SWIFT_COMPILATION_MODE'.
– Oleg
Dec 9 at 21:25
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up vote
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Since I'm using Xcode 10.0, the amount of tasks which Xcode is building increases every time when I build the project. To reset the amount of tasks I have to clear the project. Can anyone else retrace this issue? The main problem is, that the build time increases with the amount of tasks.
EDIT
Same behavior in Xcode Version 10.1 (10B61)
ios xcode macos xcode10 xcode10.1
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
Passe
322319
Since I'm using Xcode 10.0, the amount of tasks which Xcode is building increases every time when I build the project. To reset the amount of tasks I have to clear the project. Can anyone else retrace this issue? The main problem is, that the build time increases with the amount of tasks.
EDIT
Same behavior in Xcode Version 10.1 (10B61)
ios xcode macos xcode10 xcode10.1
ios xcode macos xcode10 xcode10.1
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
Passe
322319
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
Passe
322319
edited Nov 10 at 21:15
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
Passe
322319
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
Passe
322319
asked Sep 26 at 14:03
Passe
322319
322319
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I would assume cyclical dependencies with many generics. Did you try to switch compilation mode from "Incremental" to "Whole module"?
– Sulthan
Nov 10 at 21:19
Not yet! How can I do it?
– Passe
Nov 10 at 21:34
Go to Build Settings and insert in search field 'SWIFT_COMPILATION_MODE'.
– Oleg
Dec 9 at 21:25
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1
I would assume cyclical dependencies with many generics. Did you try to switch compilation mode from "Incremental" to "Whole module"?
– Sulthan
Nov 10 at 21:19
Not yet! How can I do it?
– Passe
Nov 10 at 21:34
Go to Build Settings and insert in search field 'SWIFT_COMPILATION_MODE'.
– Oleg
Dec 9 at 21:25
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1
I would assume cyclical dependencies with many generics. Did you try to switch compilation mode from "Incremental" to "Whole module"?
– Sulthan
Nov 10 at 21:19
I would assume cyclical dependencies with many generics. Did you try to switch compilation mode from "Incremental" to "Whole module"?
– Sulthan
Nov 10 at 21:19
Not yet! How can I do it?
– Passe
Nov 10 at 21:34
Not yet! How can I do it?
– Passe
Nov 10 at 21:34
Go to Build Settings and insert in search field 'SWIFT_COMPILATION_MODE'.
– Oleg
Dec 9 at 21:25
Go to Build Settings and insert in search field 'SWIFT_COMPILATION_MODE'.
– Oleg
Dec 9 at 21:25
add a comment |
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Take a look at these articles:
Reduce Xcode Build Time On Medium
Reduce Xcode Build Time 2
This may not answer your question about why tasks are increasing but it can help you fix your problem on time.
answered Sep 26 at 23:24
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Reduce Xcode Build Time On Medium
Reduce Xcode Build Time 2
This may not answer your question about why tasks are increasing but it can help you fix your problem on time.
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Take a look at these articles:
Reduce Xcode Build Time On Medium
Reduce Xcode Build Time 2
This may not answer your question about why tasks are increasing but it can help you fix your problem on time.
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Take a look at these articles:
Reduce Xcode Build Time On Medium
Reduce Xcode Build Time 2
This may not answer your question about why tasks are increasing but it can help you fix your problem on time.
answered Sep 26 at 23:24
Nol4635
8711
Take a look at these articles:
Reduce Xcode Build Time On Medium
Reduce Xcode Build Time 2
This may not answer your question about why tasks are increasing but it can help you fix your problem on time.
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I would assume cyclical dependencies with many generics. Did you try to switch compilation mode from "Incremental" to "Whole module"?
– Sulthan
Nov 10 at 21:19
Not yet! How can I do it?
– Passe
Nov 10 at 21:34
Go to Build Settings and insert in search field 'SWIFT_COMPILATION_MODE'.
– Oleg
Dec 9 at 21:25