Re: Xcode not copying modified files to Resources folder
Re: Xcode not copying modified files to Resources folder
- Subject: Re: Xcode not copying modified files to Resources folder
- From: Andrew Pontious <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2009 14:51:53 -0800
On Feb 15, 2009, at 4:07 PM, Sir Rattykins wrote:
using the latest public build of Xcode, latest OS.
I have a "Data" folder that has been added to the Resources group
using the "Copy as Required" and "Create Folder References" options.
The folder contains many lua script files, images, sounds, each
within its own folder hierarchy.
I can confirm that Xcode automatically created a copy build phase.
When I build the project, a copy of "Data" is indeed copied over to
the application bundle. All is well.
However, when I edit a file in the original "Data" folder, Xcode
does NOT detect that a file has been modified. Instead, if I hit
"Build and Go", Xcode merely does the normal compiling and linking,
and then the application is launched, complete with the old,
unmodified data that had already been copied to the Resources folder.
Can anyone shed some light on this? How do I get Xcode to recognise
that a file has been modified and copy the new version over to the
bundle?
It's a known issue that Xcode does not check the modification date of
everything inside a folder when checking to see whether it should copy
a new version of the folder into the executable.
Your best bet at the moment is to use a shell script phase instead of
a copy phase.
-- Andrew
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