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I've just installed Skip and created a new project - Cosmos. Running the project throws me this error: I haven't added a single line of code so interested in knowing why this is happening? I'm using Xcode 16.0 and building for iPhone 16 simulator. |
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aabewhite
Sep 29, 2024
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Sorry for the trouble. What arguments did you supply to 'skip init'? I believe this can happen when there is a naming issue. Please note the documentation: "Your appid must contain at least two words, and each word must be separated by a '.'. It is conventional to use reverse-DNS naming, such as com.companyname.AppName. Also make sure that your project-name and AppName are different. It is conventional to use a lowercase, hyphenated name for your project (which Skip uses to create your app’s main SwiftPM package name), and UpperCamelCase for your app name." |
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Thank you! Naming was causing the issue for me. Previously, I used the command This fixed the issue 👍 |
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iUsmanN
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Hello, I had a working application using skip and I recently updated to Sequoia & XCode 16 and now the application is not building with the exact same error than you have, are you using XCode 16 too? |
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Sorry for the trouble. What arguments did you supply to 'skip init'? I believe this can happen when there is a naming issue. Please note the documentation:
"Your appid must contain at least two words, and each word must be separated by a '.'. It is conventional to use reverse-DNS naming, such as com.companyname.AppName. Also make sure that your project-name and AppName are different. It is conventional to use a lowercase, hyphenated name for your project (which Skip uses to create your app’s main SwiftPM package name), and UpperCamelCase for your app name."