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Add support for viewing and edit xcmappingmodel files #3242
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This is great, thanks @lucasromanomr
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Please also update CHANGELOG.md.
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I did the push and I was waiting for the checks, they called me and I ended up leaving it to see later to see if everything was ok, I came back now to see and I saw. Doing it now 😅 |
Signed-off-by: Lucas Romano <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Lucas Romano <[email protected]>
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Updates the handling of
.xcmappingmodelfiles in the file and group element creation logic, ensuring they are treated correctly as file references rather than groups. It also adds a dedicated unit test to verify this behavior.Before implementation, only the .xml file was visible, inside a regular folder. In addition to only being able to view the XML content and not the Xcode preview,

Now there is interpretation via Xcode.

In addition to displaying correctly in the file structure, when opened, it shows the Xcode preview and not just the XML as before.