Update iOS example to use xcconfig-based client configuration#279
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I tested this on a fresh clone using the Swift Package Manager project, and it works perfectly! The new I found the new workflow very helpful & time-saving. IMO, we should do this for macOS as well! |
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(the title is silly & redundant)
I opted to use a different varietal of configuration in the AppAuth repo so that
.gitignorewas functional, and didn't require devs to have their config checked in to the repo (see openid/AppAuth-iOS#952). This PR updates the iOS example app to do the same. Happy to update the macOS one in a follow-up if desired.I would love to hear if a fresh clone works!