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I have successfully compiled the project through command line .But i want set library(.a) file through command line . It successfully build with below command /Users/Mahen/Documents/workspace/TestingApplication/Test/Test.xcodeproj -configuration Debug build Now I want set Linking .a file through command line. I have try set "OTHER_LDFLAGS" option with -f orce_load /Users/Mahen/Documents/workspace/Test.iOS/build/Debug-iphoneos/libTest.a -lstdc++ But it couldn't load , Can you suggest the right way Linking .a files through the command line? Thanks I'm not clear what your exact problem is, but

Summary I`m trying to automatize my applications upload to iTunesConnect. I have at least 6 apps and all are always "ready to upload". The problem is when I try to upload an app to iTunesConnect using command line, I have the following error message: "warning: There are more that one application pre-configured in iTunesConnect. Only the first will be used.". Questions How can I know what is the first? Is there a way to set the first? Is there a way to specify which app I am trying to submit? How I am doing it? Build Script... xcodebuild -target $TARGETNAME -configuration Release -sdk iphoneos

I am using phonegap CLI 3.1 and XCode5. I am trying to generate the build for release mode through Phonegap CLI and Xcrun. I don't want to use Phonegap Build to upload the mobileprovision or whatever the process of them. I want to do it by xcrun to assign the mobileprovison to release build. 1) cordova build ios --release Compiling app on platform "ios" via command "/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/MyTest/MyTestApp/platforms/ios/cordova/build" --release Platform "ios" compiled successfully. 2) sudo xcrun -sdk iphoneos PackageApplication -v "ios/build/emulator/MyTestApp.app" -o "/Users/mymac/Desktop

I'm trying to upgrade an app ( Clarke ) to provide 10.6 compatibility. My plan is to use two different code paths depending on the version of OSX in use. On 10.5 it will use one controller, which consists of completely custom code that isn't dependent on any specific Cocoa API. On 10.6 it will use another controller, which wraps the new CoreLocation API in an identical interface, based on the same abstract class. At runtime the app will switch between the controllers by detecting the OS version. This works fine on 10.6 built for the 10.6 SDK, but the same build blows up on 10.5 with: 10/09

I've noticed that there are two options in xcodebuild 's man page. -only-testing:TEST-IDENTIFIER constrains testing by specifying tests to include, and excluding other tests -skip-testing:TEST-IDENTIFIER constrains testing by specifying tests to exclude, but including other tests What I try: xcodebuild -workspace MyWorkSpace.xcworkspace / -sdk iphonesimulator / -destination id=7F52F302-C6AF-4215-B269-39A6F9913D5B / -scheme SCHEME-iOS / test -only-testing:??? What is TEST-IDENTIFIER mean ? Fang-Pen Lin Like what Marcio said, it's a path like string. For example, say you have a scheme named

I just updated to the newest version of Xcode and encountered an error while running our automated build scripts (they use the xcodebuild and xcrun commands). The error occurs immediately after the ### Codesigning '/Users/... log statement and looks like this: Program /usr/bin/codesign returned 1 : [/var/folders/__/63j90nkn2lg18ct1nq791_nc0000gn/T/g5hbigh1tM/Payload/CurrentTarget.app: replacing existing signature /var/folders/__/63j90nkn2lg18ct1nq791_nc0000gn/T/g5hbigh1tM/Payload/CurrentTarget.app: cannot find code object on disk I found docs here listing and briefly describing the error but