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39 lines
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#include "DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.xcconfig"
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// Create the file DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.xcconfig
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// in the "Xcode-config" directory within the project directory
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// with the following build setting:
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// DEVELOPMENT_TEAM = [Your TeamID]
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// Hint: recent Xcode versions appear to automatically create an empty file
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// for you on the first build. This build will fail, or course,
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// because code-signing can’t work without the DEVELOPMENT_TEAM set.
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// Just fill it in and everything should work.
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// You can find your team ID by logging into your Apple Developer account
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// and going to
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// https://developer.apple.com/account/#/membership
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// It should be listed under “Team ID”.
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// To set this system up for your own project,
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// copy the "Xcode-config" directory there,
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// add it to your Xcode project,
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// navigate to your project settings
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// (root icon in the Xcode Project Navigator)
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// click on the project icon there,
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// click on the “Info” tab
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// under “Configurations”
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// open the “Debug”, “Release”,
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// and any other build configurations you might have.
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// There you can set the pull-down menus in the
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// “Based on Configuration File” column to “Shared”.
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// Done.
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// Don’t forget to add the DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.xcconfig file to your .gitignore:
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// # User-specific xcconfig files
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// Xcode-config/DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.xcconfig
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// You can now remove the “DevelopmentTeam = AB1234C5DE;” entries from the
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// .xcodeproj/project.pbxproj if you want to.
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