I sent this a while back, but got no responses, not even, "there's no
workaround", so I thought I'd try again:
I seem to recall responding to this last time.
Unfortunately, this seems to be inaccurate in that XCode treats
this as an
error. Is there a way to prevent XCode from reporting a build
failure? I
hate to force my colleagues to run ranlib on the library every time
they
check it out.
I have a shell script phase that runs ranlib every time. It's
annoying and sometimes people check the libraries back in to cvs
because they've been modified which means you get conflicts the next
time you try to update, but at least you don't have to manually run
ranlib.
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