Setting xcodeTargetsManualConfig to false for a multi-module project fails

[adil-hussain-84]

I have two Java modules in my project which are to be translated to Objective-C and used by my iOS module. Unfortunately the dependency tree in the generated Podfile does not reflect the dependency tree in the build.gradle files of my Java modules (see issue here). I was hoping I could set xcodeTargetsManualConfig to false and configure the calls to the generated pod methods in my Podfile myself. The problem when I build my project is that it adds the pod method for the first Java module and then tries to do a pod update before adding the pod method for the second Java module. Naturally the build fails.

[adil-hussain-84]

I know I can add the following to my build.gradle files to get the build to pass...

j2objcXcode {
    enabled = false
}

... but I kind of assumed that the build would pass without the above given if it passes when xcodeTargetsManualConfig is set to true.

[brunobowden]

I'm seeing some issues myself with that task. I don't know why exactly...
something's changed and I can't figure out what it is.

On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 5:02 AM Adil Hussain notifications@github.com
wrote:

I know I can add the following to my build.gradle files to get the build
to pass...

j2objcXcode {
enabled = false
}

... but I kind of assumed that the build would pass without the above
given if it passes when xcodeTargetsManualConfig is set to true.

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