fix: Align the sorting of project references with Xcode 16 #937
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pepicrft
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@mikhailmulyar you'll have to run |
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@all-contributors add @mikhailmulyar for code |
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I've put up a pull request to add @mikhailmulyar! 🎉 |
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@pepicrft Looks like code linter issues fixed. It has failed on PR title linting. |
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Thanks @mikhailmulyar. That one yields false positives sometimes, so we can ignore and merge. I'll into why we are getting those later. |
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Short description 📝
If project saved with XcodeProj then opening it with Xcode 16 generate some changes. So we could respect Xcode 16 sorting by sorting our result with the same way.
Solution 📦
Do the same sorting as Xcode 16 do
NB! This PR is copy of #867 with proper tests added.