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This pull request performs a minor but important housekeeping task by renaming the primary Xcode target for the InAppMessaging example application. The change updates the target name from InAppMessagingExampleSwift to InAppMessagingExample across the project configuration and introduces a corresponding new Xcode scheme. This streamlines the naming convention, making it more concise and potentially removing a redundant language identifier.

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  • Target Renaming: The Xcode target InAppMessagingExampleSwift has been renamed to InAppMessagingExample.
  • Project File Updates: All internal references within the project.pbxproj file, including file references, product groups, native target definitions, and build configurations, have been updated to reflect the new target name.
  • New Xcode Scheme: A new Xcode scheme file, InAppMessagingExample.xcscheme, has been added to align with the renamed target.
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This pull request begins the process of renaming the InAppMessagingExampleSwift target to InAppMessagingExample. However, the current changes are incomplete and introduce a critical runtime issue due to an outdated module name reference in the storyboard. I've left comments detailing this and other inconsistencies. For a complete and safe rename, several other references to InAppMessagingExampleSwift throughout the project, such as the PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER build setting, also need to be updated.

dependencies = (
);
name = InAppMessagingExampleSwift;
name = InAppMessagingExample;
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critical

Changing the target name to InAppMessagingExample also changes the product's module name. The Main.storyboard file, however, still has a hardcoded reference to the old module name, InAppMessagingExampleSwift, for the ViewController's customModule attribute. This will cause a runtime crash when the app tries to load the view controller from the storyboard because the old module will not be found.

To fix this, you need to update inappmessaging/InAppMessagingExampleSwift/Base.lproj/Main.storyboard and change customModule="InAppMessagingExampleSwift" to customModule="InAppMessagingExample".

);
name = InAppMessagingExampleSwift;
name = InAppMessagingExample;
productName = InAppMessagingExampleSwift;
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medium

For consistency with the updated target name, the productName property should also be changed from InAppMessagingExampleSwift to InAppMessagingExample. Although this property is likely overridden by the PRODUCT_NAME build setting, keeping the project file internally consistent improves maintainability and avoids potential confusion.

productName = InAppMessagingExample;

@ncooke3 ncooke3 merged commit 6c779c7 into nc/quickstarts Oct 28, 2025
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@ncooke3 ncooke3 deleted the nc/fiam-rename branch October 28, 2025 20:41
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