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Luca Bartoletti
Luca Bartoletti

Reputation: 2447

'[CP] Embed Pods Frameworks' build script ordering

I have a project where I'm using CocoaPods. As part of the CocoaPods setup, the Xcode "Build Phase" gets two Cocoapods scripts:

In the same project I use a script that is required to run after [CP] Embed Pods Frameworks. I can setup it up manually and it works having

Problem is that after running pod deintegrate to reinstall the pods the order of script is reset to:

As the team work on this project is big. It can happen that the script order is reset by mistake causing the CI to break.

Is there a way in the Podfile to control the order of the scripts?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 8675

Answers (2)

ScorpiCon
ScorpiCon

Reputation: 534

There's a ruby gem used by CocoaPods: https://github.com/CocoaPods/Xcodeproj to work with Xcode project file. So with its help it's possible to manipulate the order of build phases in your project. I did a quick testing and the following script shold do what you want:

#fix_build_phases.rb
require 'xcodeproj'

def main
  begin
    proj = Xcodeproj::Project.open("YourProject.xcodeproj")
    target = proj.native_targets.select { |target| target.name == "YourTarget" }.first
    phase = target.build_phases.select { |phase| phase.display_name == "MyScript" }.first
    
    idx = -1
    target.build_phases.each_with_index do |phase, index| 
        if phase.display_name == "[CP] Embed Pods Frameworks"
            idx = index
        end
    end
    if idx > 0
        target.build_phases.move(phase, idx)
    end
    proj.save
  end
end

main

If you want to ensure the script is always at the right position after the pods are installed you will need to add it to your podfile:

post_install do |installer|
    system("(sleep 1 && ruby fix_build_phases.rb)&")
end

There's some delay because it didn't work immediately on post_install, probably due to Cocoapods updating the project by itself at that moment.

Upvotes: 2

Luca Bartoletti
Luca Bartoletti

Reputation: 2447

I haven't found a way to decide a specific order. But it's possible to use a Cocoapods feature that allows to specify User Scripts in the Podfile.

So if you use the script_phase in your Podfile like

target 'App' do
    all_your_pods

    script_phase :name => 'My Script', :script => 'echo "script"'
end

you get the My Script to be inserted after all the other [CP] scripts as:

  • [CP] Embed Pods Frameworks
  • [CP] Copy Pods Resources
  • [CP-User] My Script

This solves my issue even if doesn't allow you to declare a specific ordering.

Upvotes: 0

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