Create a Build Phase script that allows Xcode to generate the Secrets.swift file if it isn't present. If the file is already present, no changes should be made to it.
Testing Steps
Removeo the Secrets file and regenerate
Delete any existing Secrets.swift file, then use Xcode to build the Demo app.
[ ] Observe that the Secrets.swift file is recreated
[ ] Look in the build log and confirm that "Run custom shell script 'Generate Secrets.swift' is present under Build target Gravatar-Demo
Modify the Secrets.swift file and verify changes are not overwritten
Leave the existing Secrets.swift in place
Build the Gravatar-Demo app
Use Xcode to build the Demo app.
[ ] Verify that the changes you made to the Secrets.swift file were not overwritten
Build and test via command line
Delete the Secrets.swift file and run make test.
[ ] Observe that the Secrets.swift file is recreated
[ ] Observe that the Gravatar-Demo app builds and that all tests run and pass
Build and test via Xcode
Delete the Secrets.swift file and run unit tests from within Xcode`.
[ ] Observe that the Secrets.swift file is recreated
[ ] Observe that the Gravatar-Demo app builds and that all tests run and pass
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Description
Create a Build Phase script that allows Xcode to generate the
Secrets.swiftfile if it isn't present. If the file is already present, no changes should be made to it.Testing Steps
Removeo the Secrets file and regenerate
Secrets.swiftfile, then use Xcode to build the Demo app.Secrets.swiftfile is recreatedBuild target Gravatar-DemoModify the Secrets.swift file and verify changes are not overwritten
Secrets.swiftin placeBuild and test via command line
Secrets.swiftfile and runmake test.Secrets.swiftfile is recreatedBuild and test via Xcode
Secrets.swiftfile and run unit tests from within Xcode`.Secrets.swiftfile is recreated