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Re: Forcing a non-compile build phase?



On Oct 16, 2007, at 4:48 PM, Tim Conkling wrote:

I have a Copy Bundle Resources build phase that copies a data folder into my app's Resources folder. I have a Folder Reference to this folder in the project, and I expected that any time the contents of the folder changed, the build phase would be run, but this isn't the case. 

I can't figure out a way to get this phase to run without doing a clean build of my app (which takes forever to complete). Is it possible to force this build phase to run, or have it run without doing a full Clean first? 

Currently we don't store a deep timestamp tree of everything in a folder reference in the dependency tree, so an arbitrary change in a folder reference won't, as you discovered, cause a rebuild.  If you're going to be making a lot of changes to files not explicitly included in the project and want them to be copied into the executable, you might copy them with a Shell Script Build Phase that runs unilaterally, instead of a Copy Bundle Resources phase that only runs when a known member is changed.

Or you could add a "dummy" project member to that Copy Bundle Resources build phase and touch that dummy file to trigger copying of the folder reference.

Chris
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