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Re: Clean command fail


  • Subject: Re: Clean command fail
  • From: lowell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2011 21:54:42 -0800

> 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!

Yeah, Apple started hiding the user-level Library folder in 10.7. You can set the Finder to display all hidden files (defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool YES) or you can just change the folder's visibility attribute directly (SetFile -a v ~/Library) if you want to always have it accessible in the Finder.

> 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..

I wonder if maybe those resources are somehow being left behind in the simulator or on the device when you clean/build/run. When you clean a project, it leaves the bundle in the simulator environment alone, and it replaces it if anything changes the next time the app is launched; maybe something is interfering with that? If so, maybe resetting the simulator, if you haven't already, might help. gl

--lowell


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