In the following sheets, fill out the forms and choose options to configure your project. In the sheet that appears, select the target operating system or platform and a template under Application. = BUILD TARGET uraClient OF PROJECT uraClient WITH CONFIGURATION Release = Launch Xcode, then click Create a new Xcode project in the Welcome to Xcode window or choose File > New > Project. However, the PATH variable seems to be unaffected by xcodebuild: /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:Desktop/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130522/sdk/platform-tools = CLEAN TARGET uraClient OF PROJECT uraClient WITH CONFIGURATION Debug =Įdit 2: Replacing the pwd with echo $PATH yields a better result, now the script performs the first three xcodebuild commands before failing.
The output: /Users/CKU/Programme/uraClient
BUILD XCODE PROJECT FROM COMMAND LINE MAC OS X
ĭisclaimer: I'm an absolute Mac OS X / Unix greenhorn.Įdit: Following kranteg's suggestion I added pwd to the script: #!/bin/bash However, this only executes the first line xcodebuild -scheme target1 clean and then yields.
Hi I have the following in the root of my xcode project: #!/bin/bash
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