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In my project, there is a folder with images that should be used only for working with the database, and in my code I do not explicitly refer to them (for example, R.image.closeIcon()).
This directory is located inside asset and has the path: /Users/anatoliy/Documents/develop/work/ELEL/iOS/mobile-ios23/DMVGenius/Resources/Assets/AssetsDMV.xcassets/imagesUS
I attached a screenshot of what the asset structure looks like in Xcode and in Finder:
I added exceptions to the .rswiftignore file for such a folder so that R.swift objects are not generated for the image from this folder:
In my project, there is a folder with images that should be used only for working with the database, and in my code I do not explicitly refer to them (for example, R.image.closeIcon()).
This directory is located inside asset and has the path:
/Users/anatoliy/Documents/develop/work/ELEL/iOS/mobile-ios23/DMVGenius/Resources/Assets/AssetsDMV.xcassets/imagesUS
I attached a screenshot of what the asset structure looks like in Xcode and in Finder:
I added exceptions to the .rswiftignore file for such a folder so that R.swift objects are not generated for the image from this folder:
But that didn't work for me and I still get xcode warnings:
Any ideas how to get the exception to work and not throw errors for a particular directory (imagesUS)?
P.S. The remaining folders with images and icons inside this assets are used by me explicitly in the project code.
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