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What I want to is to use a single project to manage all other sub-projects, so that I only need to build this single project in my shell script to have all other sub-projects built.
The problem is I am not sure which product type I should use. Currently, this single project has no product at all, it just has many dependencies in its target.
I tried with type: application, but the generated project gives me an app product, which I don't need.
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I read that part, but I am still not very clear how to list targets in the project.yml.
Let's say the aggregate target is called tarA, and it has 2 external target dependencies from project B (tarB) and project C (tarC), what does a correct project.yml look like?
How I understand aggregate targets right now, it is not possible to have external targets (e.g. from project B or C) be used in project A. I think XcodeGen needs to be improved to support this scenario.
Edit: I created a draft PR that adds basic functionality to add project external targets to aggregate targets: #1260
What I want to is to use a single project to manage all other sub-projects, so that I only need to build this single project in my shell script to have all other sub-projects built.
The problem is I am not sure which product type I should use. Currently, this single project has no product at all, it just has many dependencies in its target.
I tried with type: application, but the generated project gives me an app product, which I don't need.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: