Target scheme
Target Scheme
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Plain language meaning post from Stack Overflow
Workspace - Contains one or more projects. These projects usually relate to one another
Project - Contains code and resources, etc. (You'll be used to these!)
Target - Each project has one or more targets. - Each target defines a list of build settings for that project - Each target also defines a list of classes, resources, custom scripts etc to include/ use when building. - Targets are usually used for different distributions of the same project.
- For example, my project has two targets, a "normal" build and an "office" build that has extra testing features and may contain several background music tracks and a button to change the track (as it currently does).
- You'll be used to adding classes and resources to your default target as you add them.
- You can pick and choose which classes / resources are added to which target.
In my example, I have a "DebugHandler" class that is added to my office build
- If you add tests, this also adds a new target.
Scheme - A scheme defines what happens when you press "Build", "Test", "Profile", etc. - Usually, each target has at least one scheme - You can autocreate schemes for your targets by going to Scheme > Manage Schemes and pressing "Autocreate Schemes Now"