The test app is in the initial post.
i managed a workaround by reverting to UIKit (not in the test app), but it would be good to figure out why it doesn’t work in native SwiftUI.
See the next post below. The script looks for a 'Contents' directory in the app package and bails if not found since Contents is on found in the Catalyst product, not the iOS product. It then forces a creation of the dSYM file and places it in the archive.
The test app is in the initial post.
i managed a workaround by reverting to UIKit (not in the test app), but it would be good to figure out why it doesn’t work in native SwiftUI.
See the next post below. The script looks for a 'Contents' directory in the app package and bails if not found since Contents is on found in the Catalyst product, not the iOS product. It then forces a creation of the dSYM file and places it in the archive.