Bas van Kuijck

Just make the `DKChainableAnimationKit` target compile to Swift 3.3 Append this in your PodFile: ```ruby post_install do |installer| swift3_targets = [ "DKChainableAnimationKit" ] installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target| target.build_configurations.each do |config| if...

What does your pre-build script look like?

You could use xcconfig variables in your entitlements file, for instance: ``` com.apple.security.application-groups $(APPGROUP1) $(APPGROUP2) ``` and then use this in `.natrium.yml` ```yaml xcconfig: APPGROUP1: "com.app.group1" APPGROUP2: "com.app.group2" ``` or...

@vinhlk: Yes, works the same way

Another approach would be to use the `files` setting in your `.natrium.yml` file: ```yaml files: Path/To/NotificationExtensions.entitlements: Staging: Path/To/NotificationExtensions-staging.entitlements: Production: Path/To/NotificationExtensions-production.entitlements: ``` The only thing you need to do is create...

The "problem" is that it only changes the xcconfig for the target that initiates the build (e.g. NatriumExampleProject) and not any target dependencies (e.g. RichPushNotificationExtension). I'll put it on the...

Maybe a unnecessary question, but is the bluetooth turned on on your device and are there actually discoverable bluetooth devices nearby?

Any update on this? I currently added ricobeck his repo as a dependency. But I would rather at the original one.

Mind me asking why you included some public extensions (like Date, Locale, NSAttributedString, etc.) and not using them in your own source? I understand those extensions are useful, but in...

@Ashton-W: Yeah I posted this request before reading the (limited) capabilities of Xcode Extensions.