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Troubleshooting

The following error messages can be output from the Xcode source editor extension:
Error
Fix
File type must be either Objective-C Source or Swift Source
The Xcode source editor extension supports Objective-C .m and Swift .swift source files. Ensure the Type of the source file in Xcode's Identity and Type inspector is either Default - Objective-C Source or Default - Swift Source.
An internal error occurred
Most likely the result of the regular expression parsing routines failing. Please file an Issue.
#elif TARGET_OS_WATCH missing in publicKey method
You have #if TARGET_OS_IOS in your Objective-C source file, but the corresponding #elif TARGET_OS_WATCH was not found.
#elseif os(watchOS) missing in publicKey method
You have #if os(iOS) in your Swift source file, but the corresponding #elseif os(watchOS) was not found.
#endif missing in publicKey method
You have #if TARGET_OS_IOS and #elif TARGET_OS_WATCH in your Objective-C source file, but the corresponding #endif was not found OR you have #if os(iOS) and #elseif os(watchOS) in your Swift source file, but the corresponding #endif was not found.
No ENCRYPTED_STRING or ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS macros found
The source file does not have any ENCRYPTED_STRING or ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS macros. Ensure you have at least 1 macro specified.
Both ENCRYPTED_STRING and ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS macros found
The source file has both types of ENCRYPTED_STRING or ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS macros. You may specify ENCRYPTED_STRING or ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS in your source file but not both.
No return statement found
When parsing the publicKey method, for either the iOS (or watchOS) public key, the return statement was not found.
Could not parse public key, MIIB prefix not found
Public key strings always start with the prefix MIIB. Ensure your public key string is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app unchanged.
Could not parse public key, base64 decoding failed
The public key that was parsed could not be decoded. Ensure your public key string is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app unchanged.
publicKey method not found
The - (NSString*) publicKey method was not found. Ensure the signature of the publicKey method is correctly specified.
publicKey method incomplete
The publicKey method doesn't appear to be complete. Ensure you've added no additional logic or multi line comments to the method from what is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app.
publicKey method missing }
Could not find the closing brace } of the publicKey method. Ensure you've added no additional logic or multi line comments to the method from what is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app.

Error	Fix
File type must be either `Objective-C Source` or `Swift Source`	The Xcode source editor extension supports Objective-C .m and Swift .swift source files. Ensure the `Type` of the source file in Xcode's `Identity and Type` inspector is either `Default - Objective-C Source` or `Default - Swift Source`.
An internal error occurred	Most likely the result of the regular expression parsing routines failing. Please file an Issue.
`#elif TARGET_OS_WATCH` missing in publicKey method	You have `#if TARGET_OS_IOS` in your Objective-C source file, but the corresponding `#elif TARGET_OS_WATCH` was not found.
`#elseif os(watchOS)` missing in publicKey method	You have `#if os(iOS)` in your Swift source file, but the corresponding `#elseif os(watchOS)` was not found.
`#endif` missing in publicKey method	You have `#if TARGET_OS_IOS` and `#elif TARGET_OS_WATCH` in your Objective-C source file, but the corresponding `#endif` was not found OR you have `#if os(iOS)` and `#elseif os(watchOS)` in your Swift source file, but the corresponding `#endif` was not found.
No `ENCRYPTED_STRING` or `ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS` macros found	The source file does not have any `ENCRYPTED_STRING` or `ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS` macros. Ensure you have at least 1 macro specified.
Both `ENCRYPTED_STRING` and `ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS` macros found	The source file has both types of `ENCRYPTED_STRING` or `ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS` macros. You may specify `ENCRYPTED_STRING` or `ENCRYPTED_STRING_IOS_WATCHOS` in your source file but not both.
No return statement found	When parsing the `publicKey` method, for either the iOS (or watchOS) public key, the `return` statement was not found.
Could not parse public key, MIIB prefix not found	Public key strings always start with the prefix `MIIB`. Ensure your public key string is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app unchanged.
Could not parse public key, base64 decoding failed	The public key that was parsed could not be decoded. Ensure your public key string is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app unchanged.
publicKey method not found	The `- (NSString*) publicKey` method was not found. Ensure the signature of the `publicKey` method is correctly specified.
publicKey method incomplete	The `publicKey` method doesn't appear to be complete. Ensure you've added no additional logic or multi line comments to the method from what is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app.
publicKey method missing }	Could not find the closing brace `}` of the `publicKey` method. Ensure you've added no additional logic or multi line comments to the method from what is output from the Appfigurate (Simulator or App Store) app.

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