Re: Clean command fail
Re: Clean command fail
- Subject: Re: Clean command fail
- From: Jeff Evans <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2011 21:23:32 -0800
I appreciate the help, Lowell.
In my case I have not set a location for Derived Data, so it is listed as the default location, which supposedly is
/Users/jeff/Library/Developer/XCode/Derived Data
There's a little mystery in that there is no Library folder at /Users/jeff, but if I click the link button at the right of the default location in preferences, lo, the Derived Data folder appears! I am able to open the app bundle and delete the resource folder in question. That's very good to know.
But what really throws me is this: If I then Clean, Build and Run, the old resources are back again. I can't figure out where they are coming from; they are no longer in any findable location; I deleted them but they live on like zombies..
Jeff
On Dec 8, 2011, at 8:41 PM, lowell wrote:
> Does anyone know if this was fixed in 4.2? I'd love to avoid the possible hassles of updating.
I don't remember Clean not doing anything in Xcode (Xcode, not xCode :P) 4.1. Anyway, it works as advertised in 4.2:
http://i.imgur.com/C8t3y.png
> If anyone has an idea of where to locate it on this Lion system, that would be helpful too.
The build folder is within wherever you set the Derived Data location in Xcode under Preferences > Locations. For example, mine is set as Custom, with the location as /Users/Shared/SourceCache/Xcode/DerivedData. The app bundle would be at AppName-hash/Build/Products/$CONFIGURATION$EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME.
You can reference the path in a build script with $CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR.
--lowell
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