Checking Dependencieswarning: no rule to process file '$(PROJECT_DIR)/QueryTransTypes.plist' of type text.plist for architecture i386
CpResource "/Users/fritza/Projects/BuildProducts/Development/Application\ Name.app/Contents/Resources/QueryTransTypes.plist" QueryTransTypes.plist
cd /Users/fritza/Projects/Parallel/APX-Client
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DevToolsCore.framework/Resources/pbxcp -exclude .DS_Store -exclude CVS -exclude .svn -resolve-src-symlinks /Users/fritza/Projects/Parallel/APX-Client/QueryTransTypes.plist /Users/fritza/Projects/BuildProducts/Development/Application\ Name.app/Contents/Resources
I'd like to get rid of the warning, as it frightens and confuses me.
You see that Xcode complains it doesn't know what to do with the plist, but then (correctly) copies it into my application's Resources directory.
Xcode picks up the warning in the first line, despite its being (oddly) run together with the "Checking Dependencies" phase label.
QueryTransTypes.plist appears once in my project list. It also appears (once) in the Copy Bundle Resources build phase for the current target. It is set as a member of the current target.
The path reported in the warning, and in the CpResource label and action, correspond to the actual location in my directory tree. Moving the file to another enclosing group simplified its path in the transcript, but has no effect on the generation of the bogus warning.
The project originated in Project Builder. The plist was a very recent addition. The project has undergone several hundred builds without a similar problem.
What is wrong here? And how to correct it?
-- F