Re: automated building
Re: automated building
- Subject: Re: automated building
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 08:13:22 -0700
On Aug 9, 2005, at 3:33 PM, Steve Gehrman wrote: I have a application that is made up of about 20 or so frameworks and the main application project. They are all in different folders. When I want to create a release build, I have to open up all the project file in XCode (which is slow) and build them one by one in a certain order.
Is there anyway to automate this?
As mentioned before, project references will automatically kick off builds of dependent projects, whether the top level build is invoked from the IDE or from xcodebuild. xcodebuild doesn't seem very sophisticated (but maybe I'm missing something)
It's almost exactly as sophisticated as make, which it's intended to mimic. The classic manner of using it is a script in your top-level directory that loops over all projects, does a cd into the project directory, invokes xcodebuild (optionally with clean or install actions, and if necessary with target or configuration names) in each, then collects the results and creates a package and/or dmg.
Chris
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