I just checked in a change to xcodebodge that makes it more friendly for
people who can't remember its command names and syntax (like me). Here's a
small demo:
$ ../tools/xcodebodge/xcodebodge.py -p chrome.xcodeproj/
Information about project "chrome"
Native Targets:
image_diff
renderer
browser
unit_tests
common
ui_tests
ipc_tests
app
To add or remove files from given target, run:
xcodebodge.py -p <project> -t <target> add_source <file_name>
xcodebodge.py -p <project> -t <target> remove_source <file_name>
So, for most common operations you just have to remember the -p switch. If
it makes your work slightly easier, then great.
Paweł
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