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Nikhil Khandelwal commented on CB-11082:
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[~vladimir.kotikov] Could you help answer the questions above?

> iOS plugins not copied from root plugins folder to platform specific plugin 
> folder
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: CB-11082
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-11082
>             Project: Apache Cordova
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: CLI, iOS
>    Affects Versions: 3.6.3, 6.1.0
>         Environment: Cordova 6.1 + App with iOS custom plugins
>            Reporter: Andrea Tino
>              Labels: ios, plugins
>             Fix For: 6.1.0
>
>
> I do not understand how Cordova (latest version 6.1) deals with plugins. I 
> have the following project for my app:
> {code}
>     myapp (only relevant folders and files shown)
>     +-config.xml
>     +-platforms
>     | +-ios
>     |   +-CordovaLib
>     |   +-MyApp
>     |     +-Plugins
>     |       +-com-myproj-myplugin
>     |         |-myplugin.h
>     |         |-myplugin.m
>     +-plugins
>     | +-com-myproj-myplugin
>     |   |-plugin.xml
>     |   +-src
>     |     +-ios
>     |       |-myplugin.h
>     |       |-myplugin.m
>     +-www
> {code}
> As you can see, this project has a plugin {{myplugin}} which resides in 2 
> directories:
> - The root {{plugins}} folder - Here file 
> {{myapp\plugins\com-myproj-myplugin\src\ios\myplugin.m}} does not contain any 
> code implementation (just signatures and empty content in functions).
> - The iOS application specific {{Plugins}} folder - Here file 
> {{myapp\platforms\ios\MyApp\Plugins\com-myproj-myplugin\myplugin.m}} actually 
> contains the implementation.
> ## Where is the redundancy?
> I thought that the model was as follows:
> 1. I call `cordova build ios`.
> 2. Cordova will copy resources from {{myapp\plugins\}} into specific platform 
> plugin folders in {{myapp\platforms\...\Plugins\}}
> But turns out this is not the case. No copy is performed from the general 
> `plugins` folder into platform specific `Plugins` folders.
> **My question** How am I supposed to develop the plugin in order to avoid 
> this redundancy? Should the code be placed only in platform specific 
> {{Plugins}} folder? But how about {{plugin.xml}} which is placed in the 
> generic {{plugins}} folder?



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