Open dipu0 opened 1 month ago
Usually CFBundleDisplayName
is being used as app label/displayname in IOS. Can you please tell me what is the usage of CFBundleName
? Whether it is being used as app label/displayname in any special case?
Usually
CFBundleDisplayName
is being used as app label/displayname in IOS. Can you please tell me what is the usage ofCFBundleName
? Whether it is being used as app label/displayname in any special case?
When app used Google Signin it requests a permission, there it showed app named referred from CFBundleDisplayName, also in web index ->
Usually
CFBundleDisplayName
is being used as app label/displayname in IOS. Can you please tell me what is the usage ofCFBundleName
? Whether it is being used as app label/displayname in any special case?When app used Google Signin it requests a permission, there it showed app named referred from CFBundleDisplayName, also in web index ->
tag did not renamed
Ok, I will look into it and fix the issue as soon as possible. Thanks.
Here’s the revised issue report without using "when using":
Issue:
CFBundleName
not updating correctly in iOS withrename_app
1.6.1Description
I am facing an issue with
rename_app
version 1.6.1. TheCFBundleName
in theInfo.plist
does not update as expected. It seems to retain the old name after running the command.Steps to Reproduce
CFBundleDisplayName
in theInfo.plist
updates, but theCFBundleName
remains unchanged.CFBundleName
works, but running the rename command again restores the old name.Expected Behavior
Both
CFBundleDisplayName
andCFBundleName
should be updated to the new app name.Actual Behavior
Only
CFBundleDisplayName
is updated.CFBundleName
retains the old value or reverts when the command is run again.Environment
rename_app
version: 1.6.1Additional Information
Manually changing
CFBundleName
works temporarily but is overwritten after running the rename command again. It would be helpful if the package also updatedCFBundleName
as part of the rename process.flutter doctor
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