On Sep 4, 2015, at 14:58 , Martin Redington <email@hidden> wrote:
I suspect that whatever it is that's causing the Legacy stuff is in
the project.pbxproj file somewhere.
Then I think it’s time for a bigger nuke. Recreate the project from scratch.
Normally I’m not much of a believer in such voodoo, hit-it-with-a-hammer solutions, but I believe that there are project upgrade routes, through the various versions of Xcode since project format 3.2 was introduced, that produce configurations that can no longer be created directly. I think there is value in letting Xcode create the project in the way that it wants it *now*, rather than having it try to preserve obsolete settings that you’re never going to need again.
Especially for a publicly-shared repository, the value of a shiny new project may outweigh the work involved in recreating it. (Of course, if the project is extremely large and complicated, you could preflight a subset of the source to a test repository, to ensure that it does actually solve the problem.)
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