Re: PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDNTIFIER messes up LS?
Re: PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDNTIFIER messes up LS?
- Subject: Re: PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDNTIFIER messes up LS?
- From: Christiaan Hofman <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2015 20:43:48 +0200
On Sep 22, 2015, at 5:38 AM, Christiaan Hofman < email@hidden> wrote:
Did anyone else see this? Could it be that I did anything wrong? Or is this a bug in either Xcode’s building process or in LS, or the way they work together (which I would call a bug in both)?
I haven’t had this problem, but it would be a bug in Xcode; the variable is supposed to be expanded to the actual bundle ID when the Info.plist is generated at build time.
—Jens
The variable is in fact expanded by Xcode, the final product does have the correct bundle ID. So that’s not the problem. But somehow the registration of the ID in LS seems to be done before that expansion is done, because the defaults command thinks it’s “${PROJECT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER}” rather than what it is expanded into. I find it strange that you don’t see this problem, while I do. Did you check using the defaults command, or some other program that uses LS?
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