Xcode Interface Builder has the checkbox "Placeholder - Remove at build time"
within the Attributes Inspector of a autolayout constraint.
I googled but could not find a satisfactory answer.
Clicking the Edit button in any of the constraints brings up a popover where you can change the constraint's relationship, constant, priority, or multiplier. To make additional changes, double-click the constraint to select it and open it in the Attribute inspector.
By unchecking "constraints to margin", you are adding constraints, meaning your interface will react correctly to changes in size or orientation.
The "Remove at build time" option allows you to provide a Placeholder constraint for a view.
For example, suppose you are calculating the view's height and then applying a constraint programmatically, then there might be possibility of having a compile time error in the interface builder that you haven't provided view's height constraint that was expected.
But if you provide a placeholder height (by using 'remove at build time' option) while designing a view in the interface builder then it will not show an error and remove this placeholder constraint as soon as the interface builder builds.
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