How to add a delay to code in Swift
In this tutorial you will learn how to add a delay to your code. To
I was setting up rich notifications the other using a library and I was required to create a few extra targets. I followed all the steps correctly but Xcode was not liking what I had done.
Xcode would build successfully but it would prompt me saying that it failed to set plugin placeholders. Personally I had never seen this message before so I started googling, turns out it was a really simple fix.
Before we get to the fix, make sure to clean your build folder as well as delete derived data. I always do this before trying a fix as one never knows what issues these things can cause.
Great, now that you have cleaned your build folder and deleted your derived data we can get started.
Step 1
Click on your project in the Project Navigator
Step 2
Next you will need to select your main target and go to its build phases tab.
Step 3
Once you are on the build phases tab you should see a drop down that says Embed App Extensions, click on that. Now that you have opened Embed App Extensions you should see a checkbox that says Copy only when installing. You need to check that checkbox.
