Add fixture tests for ios app with xcframework

tuist · Dec 9, 2019 · 9c21445 · 9c21445
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diff --git a/Sources/TuistCore/Graph/TargetNode.swift b/Sources/TuistCore/Graph/TargetNode.swift
diff --git a/features/generate.feature b/features/generate.feature
@@ -230,3 +230,11 @@ Scenario: The project is an iOS application with watch app (ios_app_with_watchap
     Then I should be able to build for watchOS the scheme App
     Then the product 'App.app' with destination 'Debug-iphoneos' contains resource 'Watch/WatchApp.app'
     Then the product 'WatchApp.app' with destination 'Debug-watchos' contains extension 'WatchAppExtension' 
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+Scenario: The project is an iOS application with Xcframeworks (ios_app_with_xcframeworks)
+    Given that tuist is available
+    And I have a working directory
+    Then I copy the fixture ios_app_with_xcframeworks into the working directory
+    Then tuist generates the project
+    Then I should be able to build for iOS the scheme App
+    Then the product 'App.app' with destination 'Debug-iphoneos' contains the framework 'MyFramework' with architecture 'arm64'
diff --git a/fixtures/README.md b/fixtures/README.md
@@ -271,4 +271,12 @@ An example of an iOS app that contains Carthage frameworks \*(fat frameworks wit
 
 ## ios_app_with_helpers
 
-A basic iOS app that has some manifest bits extracted into helpers. 
+A basic iOS app that has some manifest bits extracted into helpers. 
+
+## ios_app_with_xcframeworks
+
+An example of an application which depends on prebuilt `.xcframework`s.
+
+The `.xcframework` can be obtained by running the `build.sh` script within the each of the framework directories.
+
+e.g. `ios_app_with_xcframeworks/Frameworks/MyFramework/build.sh`