Resources target missing from Package.swift in new Skip Fuse project?

[namrehs]

Maybe something has changed and I'm doing it wrong now that I'm using Skip Fuse vs Skip Lite, and if so, please tell me.

I created a new Skip Fuse project and copied all of my files over from my previous Skip Lite project. Resources are located as indicated in the Skip docs: https://skip.tools/docs/development-topics/#resources

However the new project fails at runtime because the resource files in the main bundle can't be found.

I found that changing the targets in Package.swift from this:

    targets: [
        .target(name: "MarineLifeSkipFuse2", dependencies: [
            .product(name: "SkipFuseUI", package: "skip-fuse-ui")
        ], plugins: [.plugin(name: "skipstone", package: "skip")]),
    ]

to this (adding: resources: [.process("Resources")] ):

    targets: [
        .target(name: "MarineLifeSkipFuse2", dependencies: [
            .product(name: "SkipFuseUI", package: "skip-fuse-ui")
        ], resources: [.process("Resources")], plugins: [.plugin(name: "skipstone", package: "skip")]),
    ]

solved the problem.

Is the problem me - should I be doing something differently, or is this a bug in the creation of a Skip Fuse project? Thanks!

[marcprux]

to this (adding: resources: [.process("Resources")] ):

Do you recall the command you used to initialize the Skip Fuse project? AFAIK, it should always generate a project with the Resources stanza and a sample resource, but there could be some issue with some variant of the project generation…

[namrehs]

Do you recall the command you used to initialize the Skip Fuse project?

skip init --open-xcode --native-app --appid=bundle.id project-name AppName
With bundle.id in format org.organization.AppName

The initial project created builds and the Hello Skip app runs fine. In the newly-created project, the Sources/ModuleName/Resources folder contains Localizable.xcstrings and Module.xcasettes. The Package.swift is originally as noted above, with no reference to resources.

I simply dragged in my source code and resources from a different Xcode project (only adding files, not replacing anything) - it built fine, but failed as described. Adding 'resources: [.process("Resources")]' to Package.swift fixed the problem, so I though that may be missing from the Skip template.

[marcprux]

This is indeed a bug — the native app initialization is not adding the resources stanza. We will fix it in the next release of Skip. Thanks for pointing it out to us!

[namrehs]

Thanks! Glad to be of help.