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If we commit the generated mbgl Xcode project (that's created by make iproj), we should be able to better support building from source without requiring tool dependencies (e.g. cmake).
We need to spend some time investigating this, as it will unlock supporting building with Carthage's --no-use-binaries option.
Does this lock us to a particular Xcode version? Is that a problem?
No, Xcode is very lenient about project format versions. Xcode 11 can still open projects generated in Xcode 3.2. If anything, building from source makes us more flexible in terms of Xcode versions.
If we commit the generated mbgl Xcode project (that's created by
make iproj
), we should be able to better support building from source without requiring tool dependencies (e.g.cmake
).We need to spend some time investigating this, as it will unlock supporting building with Carthage's
--no-use-binaries
option.See also #109
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