Howdy folks, I'm currently in the process of converting our internal projects from premake to cmake. The process is almost complete. However I've been stuck on a seemingly simple problem the last few days that I could need some help /advise on. Since premake as well as CMake don't have an option to integrate Icon and LaunchImage support for iOS builds in XCode, we have a bash script, that patches the generated project files, to insert the appropriate lines to enable the icon support (this basically is 1.) copying the images into the app folder 2.) including the prepared xcasset file into the resource "folder" of the project and 3.) creating a "Copy Bundle Resources" build phase step with the .xcassets file in the targets build phases). The script is currently run after cmake is done (in our projects batch file) and this works fine so far for premake as well as cmake. The problem now is that if something is changed, cmake will regenerate the project files and erase those changes. The logical idea would be to execute the script whenever cmake is run. However there is no such functionality in cmake as far as anyone could tell me so far. I would be willing to contribute the changes that would be necessary to give us such an option (Basically a post-generate step / command). Another way would be to include support for iOS Icons into cmake. However I'm not sure if I do get enough time from my employer to implement that solution nor am I confident that I actually have enough knowledge of XCode and the build phases to provide a generally working and stable solution for this. I'd very much like to have your feedback on this because if we create a feature we would of course like to get that feature into the official source at some point so we wouldn't have to constantly push people to use some "patched" version of cmake that we provide locally.
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