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Xcode 6 how to rename copied target

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I know that this is not a new question, but I have tried many solution like edit Xcode project file manually or recreating new scheme for target after renaming it.

Can somebody help me with this question how copy target in right way and then rename it.

Right now I just rename scheme and it is displayed as is. But when Xcode is running app, under progress indicator it says: Running ProjectName-copy. But I have renamed target but seems product names or some build settings still has "...-copy" in the name.

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Matrosov Oleksandr Avatar asked Dec 03 '14 23:12

Matrosov Oleksandr

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2 Answers

  1. Duplicate a target.
  2. Double click the copy of target and change its name to whatever you want.
  3. 'New target -> Build Settings -> Packaging -> Product Name', change it to the name you want.
  4. Product (Menu item) > Schemes > Manage Schemes, then click the '+' button, select the new target and click 'OK' button.

All done.

PS:
After Duplicating the target, Xcode make a new Info.plist file named 'xxx copy-Info.plist' in the root path of project. If you want to change its name and path, after doing this, you should go to 'New target -> Build Settings -> Packaging -> Info.plist file' and change the value to the path of new file.

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webfrogs Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 23:10

webfrogs

Press on the target name in xcode ( in the same place where you want to select the sim/device type) and select "Manage Schemes...". Highlight the scheme with the copy inside name and press enter on keyboard. You can rename it there.

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Tomasz Dubik Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 23:10

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