Error building : An error occurred while performing transpilation: The file “Resources” couldn’t be saved in the folder “module”.

[tom-eager]

I think I removed all of my compile error but ended up with one error left.

An error occurred while performing transpilation: The file “Resources” couldn’t be saved in the folder “module”.

I'm not sure what to do to address this issue. Hints ?

[marcprux]

Does your project have a Resources/ folder under the Sources/ for the module? If so, does it contain anything?

If you've changed anything structurally in your project, you might try just deleting your ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/ folder and restarting Xcode, which sometimes helps.

[tom-eager]

Yes, There is a folder Resources/ under the Sources/ for the module. This folder contains the two project generated files: Localizable.xcstrings and Module.xcassets. I have not changed them. I deleted the derivedData folder for this project. Quit xCode and then started it up again. I still have the issue after I refreshed my Packages.

[marcprux]

How odd. Did the project ever build and run for you? If you create and run a fresh new project with skip init --open-xcode --appid=skip.hello hello-skip HelloSkip, do you still get the same error?

[tom-eager]

I created a fresh project, ran it (skipper with the beating heart). There was no issue. I added my swift files, cleaned it up like the blog example. I have never been able to see my code work.

[aabewhite]

Did you make any changes to Package.swift?

I don't know if this is sensitive code - is it something you could send to [email protected] so we could build it ourselves?

[ptrkstr]

@tom-eager, @aabewhite, @marcprux This happened to me too. It occurred when a README.md was placed in the Package > Sources > Project folder. Removing this file fixes the problem.

[tom-eager]

I had included a file in the Package > Sources > Project folder. Removing this file fixes the problem. My file was not a swift file but an .mp4

[marcprux]

Thanks for letting us know. That's definitely unexpected behavior.