After generating binaries ../omim-build-release, I don’t have these files and folders.

[aditya0yadav]

In the image, you can see that I don’t have the ../omim-build-release/OMaps.app/Contents/MacOS/OMaps.
This is from the install.md.
@biodranik

[aditya0yadav]

Sorry for not mentioning , this is a MacBook M4. Please, I just need a little guidance.

[aditya0yadav]

Sorry for not mentioning
@dfyz @zyphlar

[biodranik]

Please share detailed steps and logs of what you were doing. Configuring a project with cmake and running ninja desktop or make desktop, or using tools/unix/build_omim.sh -r desktop should produce necessary binaries for the desktop app.

[aditya0yadav]

Navigate to the project root directory on macOS.

Install the required dependencies: CMake, Ninja, and Qt 6 (for example, via Homebrew).

Sync and initialize all git submodules recursively and wait for the process to complete successfully.

Run the desktop release build using the provided build script.

Verify that the build completes without errors and that the omim-build-release directory is created.

Attempt to run the application from the expected macOS app bundle location inside the build directory.

Observe that the OMaps.app bundle or its executable is missing or incomplete, so the application cannot be launched.

Confirm where the macOS .app bundle is supposed to be generated after a successful build and whether any additional build flags or CMake options are required to produce it.

[biodranik]

Would you mind repeating the same steps, and sharing the full console log to investigate?

[aditya0yadav]

Sure
It will take some time to document this
I have to start working on this from start