Permanently change bundle identifier iOS

General
1

Is there a way I can permanently change the bundle identifier for a project. If I change it in xcode, it get overwritten the next time I preview or build the app. Prefferbly I would like to change the prefix ‘com.uno’ to something unique of myself.

2

To add to this, I am interested in specifying the supported orientations (ex. Landscape only).

Maybe there’s a complete .unoproj template we can use to pick what we need?

Thanks!

3

The orientation can be set in the project file using:

    "Mobile": {
        "Orientations": "Portrait"
    }
4

I have noticed this works for the local preview, but it is not carried over to xcode’s target configuration.

5

Hmm… that is strange. I added above to my project and in xcode the Device orientation is set to Portrait and Upside Down, as you would expect.

6

As for orientations, there was a bug in a previous version of Fuse causing this information to not be carried over. Have you tried with the latest version of Fuse? At the time of writing, that’s 0.9.6.

7

Haven’t checked the latest version. Will do, thanks. Now let’s get back to Paul’s question :slight_smile: I still think a reference config file would be nice.

8

I’m trying to get hold of someone who will be able to give Paul a good answer.

Here is an unoproj reference: https://www.fusetools.com/learn/guides/uno-project-format.

9

Hi Paul,

There is unfortunately no way to override this in the current version. We’ll add a new project property to control this in Fuse 0.9.7 or 0.9.8.

Hopefully you’re able to live with com.uno a few more days :slight_smile:

10

Has support for setting the bundle ID been released? This would be very nice!

11

Yes, this is now possible. See here.