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jakecraige avatar jakecraige commented on May 29, 2024

Yes you can configure that via a liftoffrc. Specifically you'll use the app_target_templates key to specify a new target. See the default liftoffrc for an example.

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mats-claassen avatar mats-claassen commented on May 29, 2024

Sorry but I could still not make it work.
If i put something like this

swift:
    - <%= project_name %>:
      - Extensions:
      - Protocols:
      ......
   - <%= project_name %>-Development:
      - Extensions:
      - Protocols:
      ......

Then it will just create two folders but not two targets.
And in addition to this, can I link this target to a custom scheme?

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gfontenot avatar gfontenot commented on May 29, 2024

Yeah, that doesn't actually work. As of right now, Liftoff only creates a single application target and there's no way to create more.

I don't think I understand your question about the schemes, but have you read the section about schemes in man liftoffrc?

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mats-claassen avatar mats-claassen commented on May 29, 2024

Yes in fact I did read it. What I wanted was to set up a custom scheme that would run my second application target. If there is no way to create a second target then it does not matter.
Thank you anyway, great tool.

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grantjk avatar grantjk commented on May 29, 2024

Cool project - looks extremely helpful.

I agree here that having the ability to add targets would be super useful to allow users to setup multiple different test targets (unit / UI / snapshots, etc.). We like to keep these targets separate as our CI will run each target through a different suite of devices for certain reasons.

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