docs: Emphasize target setting in Xcode tutorial #58
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Signed-off-by: Si Beaumont <[email protected]>
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Motivation
In our Xcode tutorial we outline the steps to enable Swift OpenAPI Generator on a separate framework. When you come to add the package dependencies on the runtime and transport libraries the default target Xcode offers to add them to is not this new framework. Failing to add them to the framework target causes linker issues.
This is implied in our guide but it's pretty subtle and a user tripped up over this.
Modifications
Result
Hopefully clearer step in the tutorial.
Test Plan
Ran through the steps manually and confirmed this generates a building app.
Resolves
Resolves #57.