Our in-house dependencies are all specified using SSH URLs in the various Package.swift files and Xcode project settings. We have several apps, each of which depends on several in-house Swift package dependencies in common. My team uses Azure DevOps for SCM and CI. Although that person has been on an M1 for longer than anyone else.
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But recently all remaining Intel Mac users on our team were upgraded to M1s, and now all team members are having this problem-except for one person, who is using an M1, so the correlation isn't perfect. Initially it only seemed to affect new team members, particularly if they got an M1 Mac. YEAR The current year as a four-digit number.Ĭopied from the Text macro format reference page in Xcode Help.You are not alone: my team has been seeing this issue for some time, at least since spring of 2022. If there is only one project open, then the name of the current project. WORKSPACENAME The name of the current workspace. Adding UUID:secondPurpose will generate and return a different ID that will be unique to UUID:secondPurpose, and different from the ID for UUID:firstPurpose. Subsequent uses of UUID:firstPurpose return the same ID. Each modifier returns the an ID that is unique for that modifier.įor example, the first time UUID:firstPurpose it will generate and return a unique ID for that macro and modifier combination. You can use the macro to create multiple unique IDs by using a modifier. The first time the macro is used, it will generate the ID before returning it. USERNAME The login name for the current macOS user.
TARGETNAME The name of the current target. RUNNINGMACOSVERSION The version of macOS that is running Xcode. PROJECTNAME The name of the current project.
PRODUCTNAME The app name of the product built by the current scheme. PACKAGENAMEASIDENTIFIER A C-identifier encoded version of the package name built by the current scheme. PACKAGENAME The name of the package built by the current scheme. ORGANIZATIONNAME The company name for the team used for the provisioning profile. Notice that the value includes a newline. When you now create a new file, it looks like this:Ĭopyright © 2017 Apple, Inc. xcworkspace/xcshareddata/istįor everything you work on, regardless of project:
xcworkspace/xcuserdata/.xcuserdatad/istįor all projects in a workspace for all team members: xcodeproj/xcshareddata/istįor all projects in a workspace for a single user:
xcodeproj/xcuserdata/.xcuserdatad/istįor all team members in a single project: The directory specifies in which context the customized text macros should be applied: See Text macro format reference below for more on this.Ĭopy the file to one of the following locations. Some macros can also be customized with a :modifier syntax. You can use other text macros in a macro’s value by wrapping them with three underscores, such as _DATE_.
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See Text macros reference below for a full list of available macros. Xcode’s plist editor only displays a single line for the value, but you can insert newlines with Option + Return.
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