Should I check in Xcworkspace?
If you just want the project to be compilable and runable “out of the box”, then go ahead and check everything in; xcworkspace and all pods. If there is a pod that you need to modify for some reason and you want to include that change with your project, then check everything in.
How do I use Xcworkspace?
How to run our Xcode projects
- Install Xcode. First of all, you need to install the latest version of Xcode.
- Install Cocoapods. Cocoapods is a dependency manager for Swift projects.
- Install the pods. Once you’ve unarchived the downloaded .
- Open . xcworkspace file in Xcode.
- Run the Xcode project.
Should I open Xcworkspace or Xcodeproj?
The xcworkspace is created by cocoapods and needs to be opened instead of the xcodeproj. So that xcode resolves dependencies properly. The output in your browser seems fine. When you see a JavaScript file, at least it means that it was built properly.
Why is XCTest red?
First things first: XCTest Navigator: To open the test navigator, click on the picture2 icon above the navigator panel, and it will open the test navigator. A green diamond shape with a check mark indicates that a test has passed, and a red diamond shape with an “X” indicates that a test has failed.
Where does the project.xcworkspace file get created?
11 The project.xcworkspace file gets created if you use Cocoa Pods (pod install). It creates a pods workspace and you’ll need to open the project.xcworkspace file instead of the project file moving forward if you want what you just installed via Pods.
Is there an Xcode workspace external to xcodeproj?
*.xcworkspace (external) An Xcode workspace always exists, and may be external to an .xcodeproj, or embedded within one. We will defer talking about embedded .xcworkspace directories for a bit. Xcode workspaces are directories with the .xcworkspace extension that the Mac OS X desktop presents as packages.
Where does configuration data go in Xcode project?
As with .xcworkspace directories, Xcode puts configuration data inside the project directory, which we will ignore, because it doesn’t bear directly on workspaces and projects at the build level. The root of an Xcode project file is a dictionary.