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Make Xcode project generic for any developer#82

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JustinMeans:generic-xcode-setup
Nov 16, 2025
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Make Xcode project generic for any developer#82
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JustinMeans:generic-xcode-setup

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Removes hardcoded team ID and uses Apple's sample code bundle identifier pattern to allow any developer to clone and build.

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vade commented Nov 16, 2025

hey Justin, thanks for yet another PR!

Can you help me understand the motivation here? Im honestly not sure about this one!

My thinking here is we want to get Fabric.framework and Fabric Editor to have canonical bundle ID's - since the SDK's goal is to eventually be embeddable and Fabric doc's as interchange format, i think its helpful to have a stable and consistent bundle ID for various reasons.

Is the idea here that the team ID is just a pain to change for building oneself locally?

Maybe theres a spec of design pattern im unaware of for the example code bundle ID ? If so, is there a doc or guiding principle here?

Thanks!

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Is the idea here that the team ID is just a pain to change for building oneself locally?
That was the idea, helpful for cloud agents and setup on each pull, but makes sense to have the bundle ID for frameworks. Revised to just remove hardcoded team id and keep the bundle.

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vade commented Nov 16, 2025

ah cool cool. Thanks i appreciate these quality of life fixes!

@vade vade merged commit c753fa3 into Fabric-Project:main Nov 16, 2025
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