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Re: Copy File Phase - how to copy an archived file
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Re: Copy File Phase - how to copy an archived file


  • Subject: Re: Copy File Phase - how to copy an archived file
  • From: Steve Cronin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 26 Jul 2009 00:14:20 -0500

Ken;

I just noticed that the archive is in the 'Library_Search_Paths_Quoted_For_Target_1'.
Could it be that this is what it is trying to tell me, simply that it will ignore the archive for the purposes of library searhing?


Steve

On Jul 25, 2009, at 11:44 PM, Ken Thomases wrote:

On Jul 25, 2009, at 4:08 PM, Steve Cronin wrote:

I am trying to add an archived file to my application.
I have successfully added it to the project,
I have all the code in place to unarchive it under application control.
I am having difficulties getting XCode to copy the file during the build.
Not matter what I have tried the action creates a warning:
warning: skipping file '/blah.zip' (unexpected file type 'archive.zip' in Frameworks & Libraries build phase)


How do get XCode to add an archived file to a 'Copy Files' build phase?

Can you please be more specific about what you actually did in your efforts?


Also, can you provided the full build transcript for the build phase that's getting the above warning.

That warning doesn't seem like it's from a Copy Files build phase. It's describing itself as a Frameworks & Libraries build phase, which seems like another name for the Link Binary with Libraries phase. Indeed, I just tested by adding an archive to a Link Binary with Libraries phase in a test project, and I get the same warning. I also tested by adding it to a Copy Files build phase and it worked without problems.

So, it seems you have added the file to the wrong phase. Perhaps it's in both phases?

It might be easiest to remove the file from the project, to make sure it's not in any phases at all. Then, add it back, but make sure to uncheck your targets during the add-file sheet that comes up. Then, manually drag-and-drop it into the Copy Files phase.

Cheers,
Ken


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