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On Aug 30, 2006, at 8:46 AM, Carl Smith wrote:
1) Add a Run Script target to your project, whose script invokes the integrity test application. Then make the main target of your project an Aggregate target that first builds the app, then "builds" the Run Script target that runs the tests. This is essentially how built-in Unit Testing works in Xcode. 2) Just write a script that wraps xcodebuild and follows it with your test, and invoke that from the command line. Chris |
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