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Generates non-parsable xcodeproj when a file name contains '@' #24
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Fixed by tuist/XcodeProj#48 |
Amazing! 🤝 |
Filename parsing are working flawlessly! |
Oh, yes please file a new issue with your inline script |
Thx, have a look at #41 when you have a time |
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Using XcodeGen 0.3.0 and Xcode 8.3.3.
If one of files name contains "@", xcodegen generates non-parsable project by Xcode, somehow.
So it cannot deal with retina filenames such as
foobar@2x.jpg
,foobar@3x.jpg
.Adding those kind of assets to *.xcassets wouldn't really solve this problem as I intend not to use it, since using xcassets forces UIImage to be cached.
example:
If "Assets" directory or its subdirectory contains a file that has "@" in its name, Xcode cannot parse generated project.
The other tool,
struct
, can correctly generates a project in the same situation, just fwiw.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: