Does anyone know how to get back the Xcode 7-style project settings in an existing project in Xcode 8? This is so weird: projects that have been created in Xcode 7 (before I upgraded to 8) now have a new style project settings page (which is very confusing, I can't find anything in there). When I create a new project in Xcode 8, the project settings page looks exactly like in Xcode 7 (with the 7 or 8 tabs next to each other, starting with General on the very left). Why am I not seeing this settings page in my older projects which I created in Xcode 7?
The Project navigator displays your project's files and lets you open, add, delete, and rearrange those files. To open the Project navigator, at the top of your project window's navigator area, click the icon that resembles a file folder.
A build configuration file is a plain-text file you use to specify the build settings for a specific target or your entire project. Build configuration files make it easier to manage build settings yourself, and to change build settings automatically for different architectures and platforms.
Xcode does support tabs. You can add a new one by pressing Command ⌘ + T , or go to View > Show Tab Bar to keep the bar open always so you can press the + button there. With multiple tabs, you can use Command ⌘ + { and Command ⌘ + } to cycle through them.
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