Folders with ".swift" in name break extractLocStrings

[tomislav]

I use a Pod called "MapboxGeocoder.swift". When running BartyCrouch this seems to break the "update code" task since extractLocStrings thinks the folder is a file.

➜ bartycrouch update
Starting Task 'Update Interfaces' ...
2019-12-30 14:16:44.658: ✅  ./ABC/Base.lproj/SubscriptionViewController.xib:  Successfully updated strings file(s) of Storyboard or XIB file.
Task 'Update Interfaces' took 4.452 seconds.
Starting Task 'Update Code' ...
extractLocStrings: error: failed to read input file /Users/tomislav/Documents/Projects/ABC/ABC-ios/Pods/Target Support Files/MapboxGeocoder.swift
2019-12-30 14:16:46.193: ❌  Could not extract strings from Code in directory '.'.
Task 'Update Code' took 1.438 seconds.
Starting Task 'Normalize' ...
Task 'Normalize' took 0.242 seconds.

[Jeehut]

@tomislav Could you please provide your full config file? It looks like you're using the default . set for all the different path options. It is strongly recommended that you specify more specific folders for the path options which might also fix your issue.

But if it's in the Pod directory, I would say this is a duplicate of #152.

[tomislav]

Yes, I'm using "." and it's in the Pods folder.

The problem is that my app is structured like this:

Root
-- iOS app
-- Watch app
-- Watch extension
-- Watch intent extension
-- Intent extension
-- Pods

So it hard to be more specific without support for multiple codePaths. I see #155 and #156 mention this.

I also like my Pods localized, since they sometimes contain strings that will be displayed to the user 🤷‍♂

[tomislav]

Fixed with #167

[Jeehut]

You're right, forgot to close this one. Thanks to @fredpi! 💪