Open adil-hussain-84 opened 8 years ago
I know I can add the following to my build.gradle
files to get the build to pass...
j2objcXcode {
enabled = false
}
... but I kind of assumed that the build would pass without the above given if it passes when xcodeTargetsManualConfig
is set to true
.
I'm seeing some issues myself with that task. I don't know why exactly... something's changed and I can't figure out what it is.
On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 5:02 AM Adil Hussain notifications@github.com wrote:
I know I can add the following to my build.gradle files to get the build to pass...
j2objcXcode { enabled = false }
... but I kind of assumed that the build would pass without the above given if it passes when xcodeTargetsManualConfig is set to true.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/j2objc-contrib/j2objc-gradle/issues/602#issuecomment-188247553 .
I have two Java modules in my project which are to be translated to Objective-C and used by my iOS module. Unfortunately the dependency tree in the generated
Podfile
does not reflect the dependency tree in thebuild.gradle
files of my Java modules (see issue here). I was hoping I could setxcodeTargetsManualConfig
tofalse
and configure the calls to the generated pod methods in myPodfile
myself. The problem when I build my project is that it adds the pod method for the first Java module and then tries to do a pod update before adding the pod method for the second Java module. Naturally the build fails.