Thank you!

@swift-ci create

Confirming that I'm able to reproduce the issue, including on master 656fe89 (Mon Sep 9). (Note to anyone else trying: use the .xcworkspace, not the .xcodeproj, so that the Pods.xcodeproj also gets compiled.)

Looks like this is due to the circular dependency between these two types:

class FormPushCell: Cell<FormPushRow.FormPushRowObject>, CellType { }
final class FormPushRow: Row<FormPushCell>, RowType { … }

That code should be legal in Swift, but the serialization logic is trying to make sure that all of the types each class depends on can be deserialized before deserializing the class itself.

anlaital (JIRA User), you can work around this by moving FormPushRow.FormPushRowObject out to being a top-level struct with a typealias inside FormPushRow.