I have a mobile multiplatform app that is pretty c...

# multiplatform

[curioustechizen]

I have a mobile multiplatform app that is pretty close in structure to the KaMPKit sample. The app builds and runs fine.

Now I added a Test target in XCode and the test target fails to build (even the default XCTestCase sub-class generated by XCode doesn't build). By looking into the build error, I isolated the problem to this: In my case, only shared.release.xcconfig is generated; I don't see shared.debug.xcconfig

Has anybody faced this problem before? How do I get XCode to generate .xcconfig for all targets?

[curioustechizen]

My podspec file looks fine. I compared it with the one from KaMPKit and I don't spot any difference, specifically in the xcconfig section of the podscpec file.

[wingchi]

Does it work fine when you manually create your xcconfig file?

[curioustechizen]

I tried that but I think I'm doing something wrong (sorry, I'm not too familiar with iOS development).

The xcconfig file was created somewhere in a temp build folder. I tried duplicating it and renaming it but XCode doesn't see it.

[wingchi]

If you go to the Info tab in Xcode for your project do you see configurations set for your target?

[wingchi]

Should look something like this

[curioustechizen]

Yes. I do see configurations for my target.

If I click on "Pods" in XCode, and then see my Configurations, I see that for Debug configuration, it is still configured as shared.release . I don't see shared.debug in the drop down at all.

[wingchi]

Would you mind sharing a screenshot?

[curioustechizen]

Sure: Here's what I see in KaMPKit project (this is what I expect to see in my project as well):

[curioustechizen]

[curioustechizen]

However, what I see in my project is this (notice only .release.xcconfig):

[curioustechizen]

[wingchi]

So you’ve tried creating multiplatform.debug.xcconfig?

[curioustechizen]

Yes. But like I said, it got created in a temp build folder somewhere (or at least that's what I think). And I suspect it gets deleted on the next build

[wingchi]

What about from the Android Studio end. Do you see something like this?

[curioustechizen]

Tis is interesting. I do see .debug.xcconfig in te folder (i.e. in Finder). So I guess I'm close