Where is executables drop down in xcode

Posted by jpoa. Welcome, good luck. Posted by ericjack1. Thank you. This resolved my issue!! Posted by Citius No change in the project navigator.

A reference to the framework shows up at the top level of the project just under the blue icon in the Project Navigator. Dragging that new reference to any other Group yellow folder icon , with or without a folder reference, creates a copy of the framework reference.

This seems like an odd change and the primary issue is that it restricts the ability to organize things in the Project Navigator, e. If I add a pre-built framework to my project and I try to move it to a "Group without folder" Xcode still makes a copy. Naturally I don't want this, as i'll end up having copies of the same framework in many projects unnecessarily, which means when I update the framework I'll have many different places to visit.

I guess I have to leave it at the top level of the project for now to avoid the copy, but it really doesn't belong in my face all the time. Did you file a bug on this? Blue indicates an actual Finder folder.

Yellow means a 'fake' folder, used as a visual organizational convenience for the dev, and does not mean files have been yet again duplicated in the Finder. If that process results in actual file duplications in the Finder, it sounds like a bug to me and you should file one against the tools via the bug reporter link, below right. I am developing for the iPhone and have no interest in the iPad.

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