Christian SeligSilly question: in Xcode I lost the option to set version and build number for extensions in the app (eg: widgets). I thought this was because they'd be synced automatically, but if I try to build the app I get a warning that their CFBundleVersions don’t match. Do I really have to go into the widget's Build Settings each time and find the line in there to modify now?
Finn Voorhees@christianselig I ran into the same issue, so added an xcconfig file that just contains MARKETING_VERSION = 1.0.5 to sync it across all targets, then you just need to update it in one place
Josh Hrach@finnvoorhees @christianselig I’ve been doing this with all of my apps and it's helped simplify version management.
I also do the same with the build number because I still like having control of it, though it does mean I have to remember to increment it before I archive a new build.
@finnvoorhees Okay I just did this and it's pretty spiffy hahah
Arnold S@finnvoorhees @christianselig This is the way. You can get ChatGPT to write you a bash one liner, so you can update the xcconfig from the CLI as well.