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Xcodeproj doesn't know about the following attributes {"alwaysOutOfDate"=>"1"} #785
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Looks like we need to add this to Xcodeproj. PRs welcome! This is a warning by the way, its not an error. |
Is this for Xcode 12? |
I think so, but I'm not 100% sure. |
It must be tbh...this seems new in Xcode 12. |
I'd be interested in trying to resolve this bug as my first OS contribution, could I get some pointers @dnkoutso? I wanted to fix this for my own project, if it's not too hard. |
It should be fairly easy. See sample PR for another attribute here #716 |
Are we sure this is just a warning? This setting is breaking I get the following warning:
But also the following error:
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You are getting two things one warning and one error. The error is fixed by |
@nicoburns what was the root cause of that error? I had the same problem. |
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I get this error when trying to run
pod install
on my project.This attribute is enabled by unchecking the "Based on dependency analysis" option in a "Run Script" build phase (see screenshot).
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