lanework/project.yml

name: Kanban
options:
  bundleIdPrefix: dev.rzen.indie
  deploymentTarget:
    macOS: "26.0"
  xcodeVersion: "26.0"
  defaultConfig: Debug

packages:
  Yams:
    url: https://github.com/jpsim/Yams.git
    from: 6.0.0
  # apple/swift-markdown — the card window's Preview parser (05-card-window.md ▸ Preview).
  # Pinned to the next *minor* rather than the next major because the package is pre-1.0: a
  # `from:` range here would silently accept 0.9's breaking changes, which is not what `from:`
  # means for Yams at 6.x.
  swift-markdown:
    url: https://github.com/apple/swift-markdown.git
    minorVersion: 0.8.0
  # The About window (both editions): app icon, version/build from the stamped Info.plist, and
  # the bundled LICENSE/CHANGELOG documents. Pre-1.0 like swift-markdown, same pinning logic.
  IndieAbout:
    url: https://git.rzen.dev/rzen/indie-about.git
    minorVersion: 0.2.2

settings:
  base:
    SWIFT_VERSION: "6.0"
    MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET: "26.0"
    DEVELOPMENT_TEAM: ${APPLE_TEAM_ID}
    ENABLE_USER_SCRIPT_SANDBOXING: NO

# The edition split (12-editions.md ▸ Targets). Two app targets compiled from one source tree:
# base builds `Kanban/` alone, Pro builds `Kanban/` *plus* `KanbanPro/`. There is no build flag
# and no `#if` in shared code — "why a real split and not feature flags" (12) is answered by the
# file list, so an edition difference is always a file one target compiles and the other does not.
# libgit2 arrives on the Pro target with pro-m1; the target, its entitlements and its source root
# exist now so that milestone lands without re-splitting anything.
#
# YAML anchors (`&name` / `*name`) carry the genuinely identical parts across the two apps and the
# two unit-test bundles. They are resolved by the YAML parser before XcodeGen sees the file, so
# they cost nothing at generate time and cannot drift the way copy-paste does.
targets:
  # MARK: - Lanework (base)

  Kanban:
    type: application
    platform: macOS
    sources:
      - Kanban
      # The bundled template store (09-templates.md ▸ Definition format): real board folders,
      # copied into `Contents/Resources/Templates/` verbatim as a folder reference — the same
      # arrangement `Fixtures/` uses below, and for the same reason. A template is a board, so it
      # must reach the bundle as directories on disk, not as flattened resource files.
      - path: Templates
        type: folder
        buildPhase: resources
      # The About window's documents (LICENSE, CHANGELOG) — bundled so IndieAbout can render
      # them in-app. Apple-inline-Markdown subset only: no `#` headings, no hard-wrapped
      # paragraphs (every newline renders literally).
      - path: LICENSE.md
        type: file
        buildPhase: resources
      - path: CHANGELOG.md
        type: file
        buildPhase: resources
    dependencies: &appDependencies
      - package: Yams
      - package: swift-markdown
        product: Markdown
      - package: IndieAbout
    postBuildScripts: &updateBuildInfo
      - script: '"${SRCROOT}/../indie-skills/skills/app-versioning/scripts/update_build_info.sh"'
        name: Update Build Info
        shell: /bin/sh
        basedOnDependencyAnalysis: false
        inputFiles:
          - $(TARGET_BUILD_DIR)/$(INFOPLIST_PATH)
          - $(DWARF_DSYM_FOLDER_PATH)/$(DWARF_DSYM_FILE_NAME)/Contents/Info.plist
    settings:
      base:
        # Base keeps the current identifier — it is the app that ships first, so nothing
        # re-wires (12 ▸ Targets, ruled 2026-07-27).
        PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER: dev.rzen.indie.Kanban
        MARKETING_VERSION: "2.0"
        INFOPLIST_FILE: Kanban/Info.plist
        CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS: Kanban/Kanban.entitlements
        GENERATE_INFOPLIST_FILE: false
        SWIFT_STRICT_CONCURRENCY: complete
        ASSETCATALOG_COMPILER_APPICON_NAME: AppIcon

  # MARK: - Lanework Pro

  KanbanPro:
    type: application
    platform: macOS
    sources:
      # The shared tree, minus the three files that are base's *identity* rather than its code.
      # (XcodeGen already keeps `Info.plist` and `.entitlements` out of build phases; excluding
      # them here keeps them out of the Pro target's file list too, so there is exactly one
      # plist and one entitlements file visible per app.)
      - path: Kanban
        excludes:
          - Info.plist
          - Kanban.entitlements
          - Assets.xcassets
          - Assets.xcassets/**
          # Base's About-box configuration carries the one-line Pro signpost (12-editions.md ▸
          # Quiet signposts); Pro compiles its own `KanbanPro/Edition/EditionAbout.swift` twin
          # without it — the edition split's file-level doctrine, applied to a string.
          - App/EditionAbout.swift
      # Pro's own source root — reserved now, filled by pro-m1. See KanbanPro/Edition/ProEdition.swift.
      - path: KanbanPro
        excludes:
          - Info.plist
          - KanbanPro.entitlements
      # The same bundled template store — the inventory is the app's, not an edition's.
      - path: Templates
        type: folder
        buildPhase: resources
      # The About documents, same files as base — one license, one changelog, two bundles.
      - path: LICENSE.md
        type: file
        buildPhase: resources
      - path: CHANGELOG.md
        type: file
        buildPhase: resources
    dependencies: *appDependencies
    postBuildScripts: *updateBuildInfo
    settings:
      base:
        PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER: dev.rzen.indie.KanbanPro
        MARKETING_VERSION: "2.0"
        INFOPLIST_FILE: KanbanPro/Info.plist
        CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS: KanbanPro/KanbanPro.entitlements
        GENERATE_INFOPLIST_FILE: false
        SWIFT_STRICT_CONCURRENCY: complete
        ASSETCATALOG_COMPILER_APPICON_NAME: AppIconPro
        # Spelled out because the whole shared-test-sources arrangement below hangs on it: the two
        # apps must have *different* Swift module names, since both emit `<module>.swiftmodule`
        # into the same `Build/Products/<config>/` and equal names would have one app silently
        # overwrite the other's testable interface.
        PRODUCT_MODULE_NAME: KanbanPro

  # MARK: - Unit tests
  #
  # One suite, run twice — once hosted by each app. Every test in `KanbanTests/` is
  # edition-agnostic (it exercises the storage format, the live store and the UI model, none of
  # which differ between editions), so duplicating the *sources* would be duplicating the thing
  # that is identical; what is worth running twice is the suite against each *binary*, which is
  # what these two targets do. The Pro bundle compiles the very same files — it is the same
  # `sources` list, by anchor — against `KanbanPro`.

  KanbanTests:
    type: bundle.unit-test
    platform: macOS
    sources: &unitTestSources
      - KanbanTests
      - path: Fixtures
        type: folder
        buildPhase: resources
    dependencies:
      - target: Kanban
    settings:
      base:
        PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER: dev.rzen.indie.KanbanTests
        GENERATE_INFOPLIST_FILE: true
        SWIFT_STRICT_CONCURRENCY: complete

  KanbanProTests:
    type: bundle.unit-test
    platform: macOS
    sources: *unitTestSources
    dependencies:
      - target: KanbanPro
    settings:
      base:
        PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER: dev.rzen.indie.KanbanProTests
        GENERATE_INFOPLIST_FILE: true
        SWIFT_STRICT_CONCURRENCY: complete
        # The shared sources say `@testable import Kanban`, and they should: they are testing the
        # app, not an edition. `-module-alias` (Swift 5.7+) resolves that import to the Pro
        # module for this bundle only — the supported way to bind one source name to a different
        # module, and it keeps the 56 test files edition-blind instead of littering them with
        # conditional imports.
        OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS: -module-alias Kanban=KanbanPro

  # MARK: - UI tests
  #
  # Base-only, deliberately: these tests launch the real app and drive its menu bar, which is the
  # slowest, most environment-dependent part of the suite, and a second copy would double it to
  # re-assert something the Pro unit bundle already proves (it launches the Pro app as its test host
  # on every run). The accessibility audits (10-accessibility.md ▸ Verification) are edition-blind —
  # every surface they walk is built from the shared tree.

  KanbanUITests:
    type: bundle.ui-testing
    platform: macOS
    sources:
      # The verification documents live with the tests they belong to (10-accessibility.md
      # ▸ Verification: "A manual VoiceOver smoke script lives with the test plan"), so they are
      # listed in the project — visible where the suite is — but with no build phase: they are
      # documentation, not resources the bundle should carry. `EndToEndVerification.md` is the same
      # arrangement for the golden-flow, fail-fast and performance suites: the run command, the
      # prerequisites, and the flows that stayed manual.
      - path: KanbanUITests
        excludes:
          - "**/*.md"
      - path: KanbanUITests/AccessibilityVerification.md
        buildPhase: none
      - path: KanbanUITests/EndToEndVerification.md
        buildPhase: none
    dependencies:
      - target: Kanban
    settings:
      base:
        PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER: dev.rzen.indie.KanbanUITests
        GENERATE_INFOPLIST_FILE: true
        SWIFT_STRICT_CONCURRENCY: complete

schemes:
  # `Kanban` is unchanged, on purpose: `xcodebuild … -scheme Kanban` is the established command
  # for this repo and base is the app it has always meant.
  Kanban:
    build:
      targets:
        Kanban: all
    run:
      config: Debug
    test:
      config: Debug
      gatherCoverageData: false
      targets:
        - KanbanTests
        - KanbanUITests
    profile:
      config: Release
    analyze:
      config: Debug
    archive:
      config: Release

  LaneworkPro:
    build:
      targets:
        KanbanPro: all
    run:
      config: Debug
    test:
      config: Debug
      gatherCoverageData: false
      targets:
        - KanbanProTests
    profile:
      config: Release
    analyze:
      config: Debug
    archive:
      config: Release