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As there is no python in macOS 12.3 the current script is not working.
Any ideas how to fix this, beside installing our own python 2.x and changing the path?

When I try to build the app I get:

credits.py: /usr/bin/python: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

I've installed python but due to system integration protection or something I cannot link it to /usr/bin/python.
Do you know of any fix for this?

Thanks

Default implementation of the LicensesViewController doesn't respect safe area of the view and when you scroll through data it overlaps interactive controls at the very bottom of the screen. I believe the updateViewConstraints() needs to be updated per ios 11.

I have a mixed Objective-C and Swift project using LicensesViewController which I have just updated to Swift 4 from Swift 3

However this does now not compile because Objective-C code cannot see open func loadPlist(_ bundle: Bundle, resourceName: String). Swift 4 requires explicitly declaring @objc to functions which are exposed to Objective-C.

Could you please add @objc to the functions you wish to expose to Objective-C.

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The font color is not properly set for iOS 13. As a result it is shown black on black when using the system dark mode.

When the licence file of the pod is in a directory that is not named after the pod (e.g. not in the root, instead in a subfolder called "foo") you get the wrong title (in this case: "foo").
The actual line of code can be found in credits.py:

title = path.split("/")[-2]

This just takes the parent of the licence file as title.

Example pod where it fails:

• App Center

Expected Behavior: Title should be "AppCenter"

Actual Behavior: Title is "iOS" (because the parent folder of Licence file is "iOS")

Should add support for SPM in addition to CocoaPods

Nothing appears in the LicensesViewController, and it seems like Credits.plist cannot be loaded properly.
I suspect it's because I didn't do anything in particular to include Credits.plist in the target. Settings.bundle has the target box checked in Target Membership inspector, but there is no checkbox for Root.plist or Credits.plist under it.
So can you please clarify what you mean by "make sure the resulting plist is included in the app target"?

Hey, I really like this :). It lets me include licenses for both code libraries and graphics assets. I've got it working in a production app from my last job! One thing I wonder about though-- what defines the ordering of licenses in the Settings bundle? e.g., in this

SwiftyJSON comes before Alamofire in the list not after as I might expect.

Would you be open to a PR that enables some different sort order? E.g., alphabetic?

Thanks,
Chris.

it works like a charm for iOS but not tvOS (my scenarios)

I suggest placing quotes in the how-to doc around $SRCROOT. Directory spaces will kill the command line and cause Xcode builds to fail.

Upon running I get the following build error:

/Users/georgedendle/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/GYM_AMIGO-czcrxvthuppywdaoiqdvgzsunpsy/Build/Intermediates.noindex/GYM AMIGO.build/Debug-iphoneos/GYM AMIGO.build/Script-FDFA256422CBC3C30037637F.sh: line 2: ./credits.py: No such file or directory
Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code

This is my run script code
./credits.py -s "$SRCROOT" -o "$SRCROOT/Project/Settings.bundle/Credits.plist"