How to get Unity to build an Xcode Workspace or xcworkspace file?

My Unity project is not building an xcworkspace file. Any tips? Thanks.

 

@TreyK-47 Thanks! Assets -> Play Services Resolver -> iOS Resolver -> Settings and then setting Cocoapods to Generate an xcworkspace worked!

 

It doesn't work for me.

I have Unity 2019.2.1f1 and I have XCode 11.3.

In Unity, I goto: Assets --> Play Services Resolver --> iOS Resolver --> Settings.
I select from the drop-down list: Xcode Workspace - Add Cocoapods to the Xcode workspace.
Build my game
Yet, no XCodeWorkspace is generated. Only xcodeproject is generated

 

Did you ever find a solution for this? I have the same issue

 

Nothing yet!

 

Hi, any update on this?

 

Same issue here (Unity 2018.4.22f1, FB SDK 7.19.2, Windows 10)

 

Just reinstall cocoapods
sudo gem uninstall cocoapods
and then,
sudo gem install cocoapods
This worked for me finally after wasting hours in Unity 2019.2.21f and Xcode 11.5, problem occurred after updating mac OS version.
Hope this helps!!

 

No, this also does not generate .xcworkspace. Tested on Unity 2020.1.7f1.
If I will ever find a solution, I will write it here since this thread is in the top of the Google search for this issue.

 

I had the same issues and here is how I fixed it. I tried to install cocoapods manually in the system. Run the following command in terminal under su "gem install cocoapods". Then I moved to the project and run "pod install --repo-update" as it was suggested here ('GoogleMobileAds/GoogleMobileAds.h' file not found) Even though I can see that almost 1Gb of data was downloaded and installed, I was not able to see .xcworkspace file.

So I manually edit Podfile within built project and comment the following line "#install! 'cocoapods', :integrate_targets => false". Finally I repeat "pod install" command and saw "[!] Please close any current Xcode sessions and use `Unity-iPhone.xcworkspace` for this project from now on." It's VERY IMPORTANT to make sure that xcode is closed otherwise when you will open .xcworkspace, you will see error. In this case close xcode and start it again via .xcworkspace. This time you will see both Unity-iPhone and Pod on left panel. I hope it will help someone.

BTW I tried to build project under Windows and Mac, the issue was the same in both cases. Under iOS resolve settings, it was properly selected to integrate cocoapods to xcode workplace. I personally found building under Windows faster, sharing that folder with Mac and then compiling with Mac.

 

Thank you very much andrew_pearce you save my day

 

Hi man! where can I find the Podfile in the built project?? thanks in advance!

 

This worked for me. After doing this, when I build, I select Replace instead of Append and the xcworkspace was generated

 

Not working for me. Where is the "Play Services Resolver"? Can't see it in Unity.

 

It's from External Dependency Manager for Unity https://github.com/googlesamples/unity-jar-resolver

 

i have imported this package
https://github.com/googlesamples/un...ernal-dependency-manager-1.2.172.unitypackage

Asset -> External Dependency Manager -> iOS Resolver -> Install Cocoa pods

Also Asset -> External Dependency Manager -> iOS Resolver -> Settings has selected option for workspace.

Its NOT creating xcworkspace file.

@SortOth i think you are still finding solution

Please Unity Team make a clear documentation of conversion for iOS.

 

check is pod installed correctly. i tried find pod logs and write pod command in console and i found pod command is not working. i reinstalled cocoapods many times while pod command has not worked on console. after that i write pod install command on builded folder. if unity generated Podfile, pod install command generates .xcworkspace file
(I'm sorry if it's not clear, I don't know English well)

 

in my case, I tried to Build and Run and that gave me an extended error, I figured out that my Unity Mediation Adapter requires a higher build target version, it was set to 9.0 changing it to 11.0 solved my issue.

 

Solved by install CocoaPods with this cmd in the project folder after build with Unity
sudo gem install cocoapods

And installing pod with
pod install

I now have my Unity-iPhone.xcworkspace file to run my project on Xcode