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I'm developing a cocoapod (MySDK in the screenshot below) that runs a script as part of its installation. I need to pass the name of the main executable (i.e. SecThree) to that script, i.e. $FOO below:



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I thought I could use $PRODUCT_NAME, $TARGET_NAME, or $EXECUTABLE_NAME, but of course these are MySDK when run within the MySDK target.



How could I resolve the name of the main target from within a script in its dependencies?










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    I'm developing a cocoapod (MySDK in the screenshot below) that runs a script as part of its installation. I need to pass the name of the main executable (i.e. SecThree) to that script, i.e. $FOO below:



    enter image description here



    I thought I could use $PRODUCT_NAME, $TARGET_NAME, or $EXECUTABLE_NAME, but of course these are MySDK when run within the MySDK target.



    How could I resolve the name of the main target from within a script in its dependencies?










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      I'm developing a cocoapod (MySDK in the screenshot below) that runs a script as part of its installation. I need to pass the name of the main executable (i.e. SecThree) to that script, i.e. $FOO below:



      enter image description here



      I thought I could use $PRODUCT_NAME, $TARGET_NAME, or $EXECUTABLE_NAME, but of course these are MySDK when run within the MySDK target.



      How could I resolve the name of the main target from within a script in its dependencies?










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      I'm developing a cocoapod (MySDK in the screenshot below) that runs a script as part of its installation. I need to pass the name of the main executable (i.e. SecThree) to that script, i.e. $FOO below:



      enter image description here



      I thought I could use $PRODUCT_NAME, $TARGET_NAME, or $EXECUTABLE_NAME, but of course these are MySDK when run within the MySDK target.



      How could I resolve the name of the main target from within a script in its dependencies?







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