Generated Xcode project doesn't set Target dependencies
See original GitHub issueFor a test that uses TEST_HOST
it needs to have it’s Target dependency set to the app it will be hosted in. Also, with Xcode’s new build system, explicit targets are desired.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Related, it seems that the
BUNDLE_LOADER
needs to beBUNDLE_LOADER = $BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR/App.app/Binary
for iOS. The more complicated form confuses Xcode because it includes//
.Cool. Thanks @ghvg1313 . I’ll keep an eye on when it’s imported and test it then.