Question Localization display in IOS not work

Hello everyone I did everything as it is indicated in the documentation for this package, but when assembling the .ipa file from XCode and then installing it on an iPhone, the application name remains the default, what could be the matter? I was also updating Addressable and it seems to me that I still forgot something

 

Wow, that's the speed of the response, thank you! Yes, of course) Can you please tell me I'm doing everything right? To localize the application name, I just need to register it in that place and do not need to do any manipulations with Unity and XCode to work?

 

OK, I added short name and will be doing the build soon, I will unsubscribe soon, thank you!

 

Alas, the customer wrote that the application remains in standard English

 

unfortunately, I do not have iOS devices and I compile using VMware, then I give the build .ipa to the customer and he puts it through windows and iTunes using a wire to his iPhone, this is the sequence) Not use XCode for test

 

Yes, XCode is used for the assembly, no for subsequent testing, the user is testing in Russian, is it possible to somehow look through the XCode files for the problem? Should something change in info.plist?

 

In the XCode build I see an English file, but there is no Russian there, what should I do and how to add it?

 

Now, after a new build, I came across such an error after a successful build, maybe it's because of it

 

I am using 1.3.2, it is the maximum on my version, apparently

 

In XCode, only 1 language is visible, English, if it should be displayed here, of course)

 

This is the only file in the project that I found and it has a representation only in English

 

Yes, but how do I do it?) I just didn't really understand what it means to debug a script

 

I tried to put debug logs into these build methods of this script, but all my changes disappeared, and I couldn't find the source files of the package on mac, even following the docks on the unity website
($HOME/Library/Unity/cache) it still didn't work to find that path, so I'll try to build on windows with installed debags, because it's easier to find files in appdata here

 

I made the build and attached what the engine gave out during the build, just like the script itself, to which logs were added, only 1 worked, by the way, in the build on Windows, there is a mention of the code in Russian in the info.plist file, but the translation of the word itself is not there...

 

Thank you very much! Is there any way I can fix it now? At least a crutch is Just a deadline soon and I would like to complete this project

 

Thank you so much, Carl! The error has really disappeared! )) And here I would like to understand one more thing, I made a project and I have files for XCode, in the info.plist file I should see the localized names that I registered in the project? Just entering the names, even by searching for the contents of the files, I can't find these options, but I admit that they may be "encrypted" somewhere, two lines en and ru also appeared in the info.plist file, but I didn't find the names of the application there

 

Thank you very much!!! Everything works fine! =)))

 

By the way, localization is working successfully, but in XCode the application name is not filled in by default and Apple returned the application for corrections, I guess you just need to fill in an empty line of the application name that is automatically erased, only I didn't understand it does the localization package or something else)

 

Super!

 

Just wanted to say thanks for this post. I hadn't been able to build and deploy to iPhone since installing the 2022.3 LTS, and it was an 'ambiguous reference' error pointing to the exact same line of code. I'm only a self-taught C# coder, and a lot of the lower-level more complex stuff is way beyond me, and so I didn't have a clue what was wrong, how to fix it, or why code written by people that weren't me should suddenly stop working. But, I followed the instructions in this post, and we're there. Thanks!