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Compilation error since latest Assimp release : AIMesh.swift : cannot assign value of type 'aiMorphingMethod' to type 'UInt32' #30

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Winde4th opened this issue Oct 3, 2023 · 1 comment
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Winde4th commented Oct 3, 2023

Bug Description

I just tried to compile SwiftAssimp (latest version 2.2.0) on a 5.9-jammy Swift server using latest Assimp release (5.3.1) and the compilation crash as below :

/SwiftAssimp/Sources/Assimp/AiMesh.swift:35:16: error: cannot assign value of type 'aiMorphingMethod' to type 'UInt32' method = mesh.mMethod ^ ( ).rawValue error: fatalError

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  • Package version: release 2.2.0
  • Platform version: 5.9-jammy swift dockerhub image

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  • If possible, I've reproduced the issue using the main/master branch of this package.
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  • The bug is reproducible

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  1. Start a new project using SwiftAssimp 2.2.0 with a local Assimp 5.3.1 lib installed
  2. Run swift build -c release --static-swift-stdlib -Xlinker -u -Xlinker _swift_backtrace_isThunkFunction
@Winde4th Winde4th added the bug Something isn't working label Oct 3, 2023
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"Hi @Winde4th, @ctreffs, I'm encountering an issue while integrating SPM into my code. The error I'm facing is: 'Cannot assign value of type 'aiMorphingMethod' to type 'UInt32'.' How can I resolve this?"

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