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Re: Where do values actually come from in a build?
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Re: Where do values actually come from in a build?


  • Subject: Re: Where do values actually come from in a build?
  • From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2003 10:24:44 -0800

My initial guess is that we have a bug where we are not passing down
the entire build settings dictionary to the shell script. I'd file a
bug.

Scott

On Nov 5, 2003, at 2:35 AM, Chris Hanson wrote:

> Can someone please explain to me, completely and succinctly, exactly
> how this stuff works in Xcode?
>
> Here's something I could do in Project Builder:
>
> * Edit the Development build style to include TEST_AFTER_BUILD=YES.
>
> * Create a Shell Script build phase in my target that checks the value
> of the variable TEST_AFTER_BUILD.
>
> Then if I do a build with the Development build style the shell script
> does one thing, while if I do a build with the Deployment build style
> the shell script does another thing.
>
> Simple, right?  It should work the same way in Project Builder 3 --
> er, Xcode. right?
>
> If I take an Xcode project and perform exactly the same two steps, I
> do not get the same result.  In fact, the shell script acts as if the
> variable has never been set.  Here's a simple shell script to try it
> with:
>
>   echo TEST_AFTER_BUILD is $TEST_AFTER_BUILD
>
> So what's going on here?  What do I have to do differently?  Am I
> missing a step?  Ten?
>
>   -- Chris
>
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