[bug]: Issues that occur when changing the Xcode target name 'Runner'

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Description

I changed the default Xcode target name 'Runner' generated by Flutter in order to use flavors. However, when running the flutterfire configure command, I received the following message.

Could not find target: $targetName in your Xcode workspace. Please create a target named $targetName and try again.

This is returned by the following Ruby script, but it is possible that null is being assigned to $targetName.

flutterfire_cli/packages/flutterfire_cli/lib/src/firebase/firebase_apple_writes.dart

Lines 87 to 118 in 016699f

    
             String _addServiceFileToTarget() { 
        
               return ''' 
        
           require 'xcodeproj' 
        
           googleFile='$serviceFilePath' 
        
           xcodeFile='${getXcodeProjectPath(platform)}' 
        
           targetName='$target' 
        
           project = Xcodeproj::Project.open(xcodeFile) 
        
           target = project.targets.find { |target| target.name == targetName } 
        
           if(target) 
        
             # Check if GoogleService-Info.plist is already in the target's resources 
        
             serviceFileInResources = target.resources_build_phase.files.find do |file| 
        
               if defined? file && file.file_ref && file.file_ref.path 
        
                 if file.file_ref.path.is_a? String 
        
                   file.file_ref.path.include? 'GoogleService-Info.plist' 
        
                 end 
        
               end 
        
             end 
        
             # Add GoogleService-Info.plist file if it's not already in the target's resources 
        
             if(!serviceFileInResources) 
        
               new_file = project.new_file(googleFile) 
        
               target.add_resources([new_file]) 
        
               project.save 
        
             end 
        
           else 
        
             abort("Could not find target: \$targetName in your Xcode workspace. Please create a target named \$targetName and try again.") 
        
           end   
        
           '''; 
        
             }

Steps to reproduce

Create flutter project for ios platform
Open xcode ios project
Change target name from default target name 'Runner'
Run flutterfire --verbose configure --platforms=ios -p $PROJECT_ID -i $BUNDLE_ID -o firebase_options.dart -y

Expected behavior

The issue wasn't resolved by using the option --ios-target=[changed target name].

Screenshots

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Additional context and comments

If I've overlooked something foolish, please close it.

I needed to combine it with the --ios-out option.

flutterfire --verbose configure --platforms=ios -p $PROJECT_ID -i $BUNDLE_ID -o firebase_options.dart --ios-target=[changed target name] --ios-out=ios/Runner/Environment -y

It would be cool if you could tell me more details.

	String _addServiceFileToTarget() {
	return '''
	require 'xcodeproj'
	googleFile='$serviceFilePath'
	xcodeFile='${getXcodeProjectPath(platform)}'
	targetName='$target'

	project = Xcodeproj::Project.open(xcodeFile)
	target = project.targets.find { \|target\| target.name == targetName }

	if(target)
	# Check if GoogleService-Info.plist is already in the target's resources
	serviceFileInResources = target.resources_build_phase.files.find do \|file\|
	if defined? file && file.file_ref && file.file_ref.path
	if file.file_ref.path.is_a? String
	file.file_ref.path.include? 'GoogleService-Info.plist'
	end
	end
	end

	# Add GoogleService-Info.plist file if it's not already in the target's resources
	if(!serviceFileInResources)
	new_file = project.new_file(googleFile)
	target.add_resources([new_file])
	project.save
	end

	else
	abort("Could not find target: \$targetName in your Xcode workspace. Please create a target named \$targetName and try again.")
	end
	''';
	}