Re: cp from Xcode Shell script target
Re: cp from Xcode Shell script target
- Subject: Re: cp from Xcode Shell script target
- From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 13:02:00 -0700
JT Burgess wrote:
Looks like the copy is actually running just fine - but I'm still
getting strange behavior.
The first time I double click the app to run, it give me the "wrong
architecture" message.
I click OK, and try to run the app again and it succeeds...
Where in your build process is the cp?
It could be that Finder or LaunchServices reads the contents of the
new app, in the middle of the process of building it. Your cp comes
later and changes things, and LS isn't told again to read the
contents, so its database is stale.
One way I've remedied this is to touch the top-level dir (i.e.
the .app) after making changes inside the .app. This causes Finder
or LS to see a different mod-date on the top-level app, and trigger
an LS update. The glitch comes because Finder won't look *inside* an
app-bundle for newer mod-dates, so the fix essentially propagates the
internal mod-date out to a place where Finder (or LS) will see it.
That's my guess as to what's happening, but I could be wrong.
-- GG
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