I added a folder ( a blue folder, not a group) to my Resources group. It contains html files that my application uses. Xcode did add these to the "Copy Bundle Resurces" build phase for the Target. And sure enough, after doing a Build, the folder and the files have been added to the app's Resources.
My problem is: when I edit the html files, then run a new Build, Xcode doesn't detect that they've been changed and copy them into the Resources folder of the build product.
In order to get Xcode to do so, I have to Build -> Clean All. Then, the copies in the bundle (Resources folder) do get updated. But that requires recompiling, even though I haven't changed source code.
I have watched the Build Results log when I execute a Build after editing one of the files, and it reports "Checking Dependencies," but doesn't report anything else, and the Build ends without the edited file being copied into the bundle. Xcode does know that the file has ben edited because its icon is grayed until I save it.
I'm stumped. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Xcode 2.4.1 on OS X 10.4.11
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