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Arnaud Héritier closed JENKINS-12894.
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> Building a scheme including multiple static library test targets fails under
> jenkins but works with xcodebuild from cli
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> Key: JENKINS-12894
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-12894
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: xcode
> Affects Versions: current
> Environment: OSX lion server
> jenkins 1.450
> xcode 4.2
> plugin 1.3
> glassfish 3.1 host
> Reporter: ian carr
> Priority: Blocker
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> I have an XCode workspace with several projects, each building a static
> library target. Each library with it's own test target.
> I have created a scheme containing each of the 7 test targets each selected
> for build, test, run (7 targets in all)
> (parralel building is disabled in this scheme.)
> Checking out this workspace from git and running a manual xcodebuild and
> setting TEST_AFTER_BUILD completes the build successfully and runs the tests.
> I have also configured a jenkins build for this same workspace and scheme.
> Most of the targets build, but one generates compile errors when compiling
> the test target. The failures indicate redefinitions of objective c interfaces
> indicating multiple inclusions of header files. Since these files are
> #imported and not #included there should be no multiple-inclusion. And as
> mentioned
> in XCode or from a manual run of xcodebuild these errors are not appearing.
> I am wondering whether there are some additional environment variables being
> set in the jenkins invocation?
> or perhaps the mutiple target scheme is not supported?
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