The Xcode Cloud UI as shown in the following example screenshot taken from https://wojciechkulik.pl/xcode/xcode-cloud-overview-and-setup shows an "Overview" column where you can drill down and click on stuff. In this example you can click on "Logs" and "Artifacts".
I used to see this column and when running tests it allows you to click to see the test results just as if you were running the tests locally - which is really nice compared to trying to view the test results in some huge hard to read log file.
At some point though, this column disappeared from Xcode and I'm not sure how to get it back. It looks like the below image now. Have I done something accidentally or is this column now gone (possibly after updating Xcode)? How can I restore this column?
I've found you can get to stuff by right clicking on the header row at the top but it's not as nice to use.
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Hi I was coding and I deleted my view controller. I added a new one but when I started coding in the next day, I wasn't able to open the assistant editor and when I opened my other projects they were also having the same error. Also the new ones that I made, also had the same error. therefore I wasn't able to establish a connection between view controller and story board,
and there was a lock icon on the side of the assistant editor that I tried to open
when I tried to unlock the lock icon it showed
The file is a remote resource. Try making a local copy.
this is the screenshot of how it looked like
please help
sorry for trouble, I found that there was problem in my derived data I simply deleted it,
the bar that shows you, your build fails and successes at the top center was showing indexing and when I clicked on run button it showed build failed the error was in my derived data.
If somebody is having the same trouble try to delete the current derived data.
maybe this error was produced because you deleted your view controller and made a new one here see what it was showing me
the error was no such directory and showed me the address of the derived data I had reported to Xcode
Im using xcode 8.3.3 and I've recently started playing around in swift.
Im not sure if its just me but i feel like swifts debugging capabilities are completely broken, but at the same time, no one else seems to be complaining so i can only assume this is something wrong with my configuration.
If you look at the image below, you can see than calendar in the variable view doesn't have a property called title (or at least it wasn't visible to me at all), but using po shows it. You can also see that most objects drill down to nothing (ie; [0] id properties, is something supposed to be there?). At the same time, name and name2 is nonexistant in the variable view window. This can be problematic when debugging/inspecting properties for a class.
Ive had this issue since i tried to hop on the swift bandwagon back when 2.3 was the latest version. Because of this, I've ended up reverting back to objective-c every time i need add to my existing app.
I have now >45 different versions of xcdatamodel in Xcode, of which 44 of them are no longer required, as I've eseentially gone for the drop/create approach of the entire database. How can I clear these out, without Xcode kicking up a fuss?
See the linked image:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1bpdhf9bax6iicb/Screenshot%202014-05-23%2013.24.45.png
Note: this approach is waaaaayyyy simpler: https://stackoverflow.com/a/6712191/84783, but if you wanna get up to your elbows with project files, try my steps below.
I think they keep these around for current installations to do model migrations. Sadly I think you have some manual project file hacking.
Make sure you have the model you want set as the current model
Close Xcode
Right click on "Model.xcdatamodeld" in Finder
Choose Show Package Contents
Delete the models you no longer want
Right click on "MyProject.xcodeproj"
Choose Show Package Contents
Open project.pbxproj in a text editor
Search for ".xcdatamodel" and delete entries (Model.xcdatamodel and "Model X.xcdatamodel") no longer in use
Careful not to delete ".xcdatamodeld" files
Hope this helps, Rob
I am new to JCAPS and trying to build a sample project where I will read a file and write the content to the file system.
I have created the JCD, connectivity map and deployment profile using edesigner 5.1.3.
However when I am building the project, I am getting the error:
There are uncommitted source code changes, please commit the changes
before activation
Even though I don't have any code checked-out.
Could you please let me know why I am getting this error?
JCAPS is notoriously cryptic. In this instance, it is trying to tell you that you've changed your JCD, but not hit the green commit button in the JCD editor (bottom left). To fix this, open the JCD, hit the commit button, hit the validate button (top middle) then save it. For good measure, I would also commit the JCD file itself.
As an aside, if you can avoid using JCAPS altogether, I'd suggest Mirth for light weight integration projects and camel for everything else.
I'm new to XCode. I use XCode 3.1.3. In my project, i have on the left side the list of my project files, on the right side there is a textwindow showing code, and on top there's another small field showing some info about the file.
At first, when i clicked in the left list on a file, the file content immediately showed up in the textfield on the right side. However - now i changed something (but i don't know what) and now the field does not anymore automatically show the content of the file. if i double click on the file in the list, a new window opens showing the code - i'd like to get back the initial behaviour.
how can I set this?
I think you're referring to "All-In-One" Layout (changeable in XCode -> Preferences -> General). Mind you - if you want to change layout - you must have all projects closed.
Did you relaunch Xcode? I saw the bug when showing file content just stopped working, but relaunching Xcode always fixed it.