Incorrect import settings for iOS native files
See original GitHub issueNative files inside the iOS/Test folder have import settings’ platform as Android and not iOS.
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Thanks a lot @uerceg. Yeah that makes sense, will try building again, but I’m pretty sure it will fix the issue. Thanks again! ⭐️
Yeah, definitely, but just for the record, I’m somehow doubtful that you might ended up with this folder maybe from 4.20.0 build (if you have used it, since 4.20.1 was actually released to fix this issue).
This is how it looks like if I try to import 4.20.1 version into Unity app:
So there’s no
iOS/Testfolder which makes me think of what I wrote above. Nevertheless, the folder should not be there, so regardless of where you have “picked it up on the way”, feel free to remove it from any folder you might find it present (iOS/Test,Android/Test,Windows/Test, even inAssets/Adjust/Test) and things should be fixed.