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include a file with space in its name within xcconfig
Hi, I have a file with a name like this: file name.filetype I need to include it in an xcconfig file. I have read that spaces are used as delimiters in xcconfig files, and I need to correctly quote it. But this is for the framework paths, so not sure if the same applies to config files. This might be a really silly question, but what's the correct quotation format we need to follow? I've tried all the usual stuff: #include "../../../file\ name.filetype" #include "../../../file%20name.filetype" #include "../../../file name.filetype" #include "../../../file"+" "+"name.filetype" But neither is working. Am I having a major brain meltdown moment or is there a specific way to do it? Thanks a lot.
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Issue with running UI automation tests
Hi, I have created the applications (debug and runner) using xcodebuild. I have tried it both using Xcode 14.3.1 and 15.1. I used the xcodebuild build-for-testing... with -configuration set to Debug (I've also built the apps by omitting the -configuration altogether). The configurations are set correctly in Xcode, and I can run the automation from Xcode and running xcodebuild. I am using a different tool other than xcodebuild to run the tests (I'm using go-ios https://github.com/danielpaulus/go-ios). The issue I'm having is that right at the beginning of the test, I'm getting this error "Failed to retrieve test configuration from IDE". I know it's something to do with the two apps (debug and runner appp), because I've made comparison to a brand new application I had created using Xcode. I assume this is something to do with the build configurations we have in the app (Debug or Release), but they're all correctly set in Xcode, and I can also run the tests (albeit using the xctestrun file) without any problems. Do you know what could be causing this? In particular, what could cause the above error to be generated? Any help (however related or unrelated you think it could be) is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Sep
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