Platform settings not applied

[thecb4]

New to XcodeGen and trying to create a universal framework as a test. However, the below project.yml does not apply the correct base SDK or deployment targets by platform. Not sure what I'm missing.

name: GenKit
options:
  usesTabs: false
  indentWidth: 2
  createIntermediateGroups: true
  bundleIdPrefix: io.thecb4
  settingPresets: all
  # deploymentTarget:
  #   iOS: 11.2
  #   tvOS: 11.2
  #   watchOS": 4.1
  #   macOS: 10.13
configs:
  Debug: debug
  Release: release
fileGroups:
  - Framework
targets:
  GenKit:
    type: framework
    platform: [macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS]
    sources:
      - Framework/Sources/Core
      - Framework/Sources/$platform
    scheme:
      testTargets:
        - GenKitUnitTests_$platform
        # - GenKitUITests_$platform
      build:
        targets:
          - target: GenKit
            buildTypes: all
          - target: GenKitUnitTests_$platform
            buildTypes: testing
      test:
        config: Debug
      run:
        config: Debug
      analyze:
        config: Debug
      gatherCoverageData: true
      commandLineArguments:
        # "-MyEnabledArg": true
        # "-MyDisabledArg": false
    # settings:
    #   PRODUCT_MODULE_NAME: $(PROJECT_NAME)
    #   PRODUCT_NAME: $(PROJECT_NAME)
  GenKitUnitTests:
    type: bundle.unit-test
    platform: [macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS]
    sources:
      - Framework/Tests/Unit/Core
      - Framework/Tests/Unit/$platform
    dependencies:
      # - carthage: RxSwift
      # - carthage: Dwifft
      # - carthage: SwiftCheck
      - target: GenKit_$platform
  # GenKitUITests:
  #   type: bundle.ui-testing
  #   platform: [macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS]
  #   sources:
  #     - Framework/Tests/UI/Core
  #     - Framework/Tests/UI/Core/$platform
  #   dependencies:
  #     # - carthage: RxSwift
  #     # - carthage: Dwifft
  #     # - carthage: SwiftCheck
  #     - target: GenKit_$platform

[toshi0383]

watchOS": 4.1

@thecb4
You have unnecessary " there. So maybe that's the problem?
I tried it locally and it seems to working fine.

[thecb4]

the watchOS item is commented out in the above example.

When I uncomment and fix the watchOS ", the base SDK still shows as macOS for the iOS target.

[yonaskolb]

Hi @thecb4
What installation method did you use? Is it possible that the SettingsPresets directory isn't being found? What is the output in the terminal, perhaps there are some warnings to that effect?

Also just a note, your targets.GenKit.scheme seems to be in the wrong format. You're using properties from https://github.com/yonaskolb/XcodeGen/blob/master/Docs/ProjectSpec.md#scheme instead of https://github.com/yonaskolb/XcodeGen/blob/master/Docs/ProjectSpec.md#target-scheme
The following properties are not required:

• build
• test
• run
• analyze

[thecb4]

I installed via Homebrew. I am getting the following error when I run

No "base" settings found
No "release config" settings found
No "$platform" settings found

for each $platform. I figured it was because I wasn't using xcconfig files

[yonaskolb]

Strange, the latest homebrew install is working for me (and many others I assume)
Can you run the following commands:

which xcodegen
xcodegen -v
ls /usr/local/share/xcodegen/SettingPresets

[thecb4]

/usr/local/bin/xcodegen
1.6.0
ls: /usr/local/share/xcodegen/SettingPresets: No such file or directory

may have found the culprit. I installed using Mint, not homebrew

[yonaskolb]

Oh, I just did some testing on this and it's highlighted a issue in the Mint installation. Xcodegen isn't reading the platform settings from the right place.
I'm actually really surprised this wasn't picked up before. Personally I had some shared files lying around from a homebrew installation. This could possibly be a change in High Sierra in how symlinks are read.
@toshi0383 your issue here relates to this yonaskolb/Mint#53
Fixing now

[thecb4]

awesome. I'll be on the lookout for the fix.

[yonaskolb]

Fixed in #248 and will be in the next release. For a temporary fix copy SettingPresets to /usr/local/share/xcodegen/SettingPresets

[thecb4]

work around works perfectly. Thanks!

[atreat]

Is this fix in XcodeGen, Mint, or both?

I still run into it with the following:

bash-3.2$ mint -v
0.9.1
bash-3.2$ xcodegen -v
1.9.0

I can use the work around above

bash-3.2$ mkdir /usr/local/share/xcodegen
bash-3.2$ cp -R /usr/local/lib/mint/packages/github.com_yonaskolb_xcodegen/build/1.9.0/SettingPresets /usr/local/share/xcodegen/

but I'm trying to get this working in a CI environment and the install path for xcodegen may not work for me.

---

I updated my setup script with a bit for a workaround for this issue. Still not excited about using the build path for the xcodegen package though:

if [ ! -d "/usr/local/share/xcodegen" ];
then
    mkdir /usr/local/share/xcodegen
fi
cp -R /usr/local/lib/mint/packages/github.com_yonaskolb_xcodegen/build/$(xcodegen -v)/SettingPresets /usr/local/share/xcodegen/

[davertay]

FYI, I encountered this same issue today when installing mint + xcodegen. What version will have the fix?
% mint -v
Version: 0.10.2
% xcodegen -v
1.10.2

[yonaskolb]

Just fixed this in XcodeGen 1.10.3