This solution was intended for another problem, but maybe it fills your needs. After adding your subproject to the workspace: Select the Target which should use the newly added subproject In “Link Binaries with Libraries” under Build Phases hit the + button If the Library does´t show up hit “Add Other…” Navigate to the Folder … Read more
In xcode on left pane in the project navigator at the bottom there is a search field. In the documentation it is called filter bar. According to Inder Kumar Rathore the shortcut is ⌘ + ⇧ + O. Also see xcode: search by file
I was unable to find how to modify the $PATH variable for Xcode build phase scripts permanently. This script will add the Apple Silicon homebrew path to your scripts PATH for the duration of the run. I’ve tested this on an M1 and Intel Mac and it works for both. # Adds support for Apple … Read more
I had some trouble with this as well. Double-check that your code-signing identity is in your keychain, and you might consider using the SHA-1 fingerprint instead of the name after the -s. You can find the SHA-1 fingerprint by opening up Keychain Access and selecting your Developer ID Application: FOO certificate, and then choosing Get … Read more
I’ve done a screenshot to show where it is in Xcode, because it’s easier 🙂 Select project file Select the target you want Go to Build Settings Search for ‘preprocessor’ Add your preprocessor macro either for Debug, Release, or both.
On Window Menu: Organizer Projects tab Your Project Delete Derived Data Restart Xcode A little tip from other’s answer: After step.4 don’t rebuild the project but just restart Xcode.
You don’t need to explicitly import files in Swift as they are globally available through the project. If you want to access the methods or properties of Player class, you can directly make object of Player class in MainScene.Swift file and can access to it. e.g var objPlayer = Player()
Just be sure that your added project is not open in another Xcode window. BTW this is still valid with Xcode 7.2 beta.
In Target > Build Settings: Look for Search Paths > Framework Search Paths, delete all paths which you have been warned; then in Library Search Paths, delete all paths which you have been warned.
after a lot of messing around, I set these two settings and the build ran on to my physical device. Goto Xcode, click on Runner select Project (top one) go to Info tab change configurations for debug top Runner (green icon) to Generated Bottom Runner (red circles) Pods-Runner-debug