public class AppInfo

These are the strings the operating system shows while the application is not running, such as the name under the icon and the permission prompts. Unity reads this object when it builds for an Apple platform, resolves each value in every enabled locale, and hands the results to the installed Apple platform support, which writes them into the generated Xcode project. Without that platform support the values cannot be written and the build says so. Each property names the property list key it holds the value for. A value is resolved once per locale, so it cannot use Smart Strings; the operating system reads the built files without Unity running. Configure it before building, and reach it through LocalizationSettings.AppleAppInfo. No property ever reads as null: assigning null stores an empty value instead, so a property can always be read and configured without a null check.

Additional Resources: LocalizationSettings, AppInfo, LocalizedString

Configure the Apple application name and permission prompts before a build.

using Unity.Localization;using Apple = Unity.Localization.Apple;namespace Unity.Localization.Samples{    public class AppleAppInfoExample    {        public void Run(Apple.AppInfo appInfo)        {            appInfo.ShortName.SetReference("App Strings", "App Short Name");            appInfo.DisplayName.SetReference("App Strings", "App Display Name");            appInfo.CameraUsageDescription.SetReference("App Strings", "Why We Need The Camera");        }    }}