Githawk: Issue with apollo-codegen

[jdisho]

I am trying to run GitHawk, but somehow apollo script is not working. API.swift have no content after the script runs.
I am lost on this because globally I have [email protected], the same as the one in the app. 😕

[jdisho]

... and this is weird

[rnystrom]

What happens if you run npm install from the project dir?

[jdisho]

@rnystrom Tried that before, not working. 😕
Probably there is a problem with apollo script?

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[jdisho]

Any idea? 💡 @SD10 @BasThomas

[BasThomas]

Have you followed the installation instructions from the Readme? What is the output for brew install node and npm install? You shouldn't have to run npm install in the beginning; only after you've cloned. I think we should update this documentation to make that more clear.

[jdisho]

@BasThomas Sure, I followed the installation instructions. This problem occurred as soon as I pulled the changes from master. Before updating to [email protected] everything was working fine.

Btw, the outputs output for brew install node and npm install:

[jdisho]

@rnystrom Is it necessary to add the apollo script in the repo when the API.swift is there?

[SD10]

Hey @jdisho, sorry I've had little time for GitHawk lately 😭 I did get the same error a few days ago I think when upgrading apollo. I just fixed it in a brutish way by clearing all derived data, restarting simulators, Xcode, and a fresh npm install.

[BasThomas]

A fresh install of what? 😛

[rnystrom]

@jdisho hmm I’m really not sure tbh... if the file is empty and the script is writing there’s def a problem with the local install.

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[BasThomas]

I ran the instructions in a separate clone of the repository and that just worked. 🤔
It does, however, only generate the Freetime-AppCenter scheme (not sure if related), what's up with that @rnystrom?

[SD10]

Sorry, I meant a fresh npm install

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[rnystrom]

@BasThomas leftover scheme from trying AC, but I already migrated Bitrise to use it. Uses the shared scheme with dummy env vars.

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[rizwankce]

@jdisho May be your npm install doesn't work properly.

Can you confirm you can find this folder in your repo.

node_modules/apollo-codegen/

Btw, this is what I get when I run project from master branch now.

EDIT:

After checking little bit more.

Apollo Build script in our project doesn't use any npm. Instead, it is calling a script called "check-and-run-apollo-codegen.sh". This script is failing for you and saying that it can not find npm

Recent changes from Apollo scripts allows us to use locally installed apollo-codegen - instead of global one.

So may give it a try reinstalling npm itself and make sure that it is in your local bin.

➜ where npm
/usr/local/bin/npm

[BasThomas]

@rnystrom yeah but it does not generate a normal “GitHawk” scheme :/

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[orta]

You probably want to run ‘npm uninstall -g Apollo-codegen’