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@mgorbach No luck 😕
The only difference is that the broken build (no extension) has "extract.packagedata" file with my Swift Package `AppIntentsPackage`, and the working one doesn't have that file. Other files are fundamentally same.
@mgorbach I would like to have just a single app target, with App Intents living in a Swift Package. Right now, to make them appear in the system, I need to also create an App Intents extension target with that Swift Package linked.
If I do not create that extension, intents don't show up in the system.
Additionally, if that extension exists, I would expect it to be used to run the intents, so that the main app doesn't need to boot up - that's not what I've observed.
@mgorbach FB19991780, https://github.com/rrroyal/AppIntentsLocalizationBug
Thank you so much, you're a lifesaver ❤️
@mgorbach Hey Michael! I'm struggling to localize my App Intents declared in a SPM - could you help? 😅
- My AppIntent is declared in a Swift Package with `AppIntentsPackage` declared
- Localizable.xcstrings in the Swift Package has all the keys correctly extracted and localized. It's also in the package bundle after building the app.
- Metadata.appintents is populated as expected
- Intent is working in the Shortcuts app, but it's using placeholder localization, like it can't find the .xcstrings
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