Re: [ANN] Cong 0.7

2011-02-11 Thread Carter Allen
Really excellent work on this! Nice job catching the fact that I was using an 
embedded framework and kept the headers in there...though I'm not sure how to 
automate the removal of them during the build (hmm). It would be great if this 
was part of Xcode in some way (obviously a tough request). Oh, and Strange 
name for a framework made me laugh.

Sincerely,
Carter Allen

On Feb 10, 2011, at 5:21 PM, Stephane Sudre wrote:

 After checking your code with the Build and Analysis features of
 Xcode, your leaks with Instruments, you may want to check the
 resources of your Mac OS X application with Cong.
 
 Cong is a free application that checks the contents of application
 bundles and looks for glitches such as:
 
 - Deprecated keys in Info.plist files
 - Missing files referenced by Info.plist values
 - .strings files with no values defined in them
 - Duplicate entries in .strings files
 - Common typos with punctuation marks
 - etc.
 
 Cong is available here:
 
 http://s.sudre.free.fr/Software/Cong/about.html
 
 Hope it can help.
 
 -- 
 Stephane
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Re: [ANN] Cong 0.7

2011-02-11 Thread Kyle Sluder
On Feb 11, 2011, at 9:57 AM, Carter Allen li...@cartera.me wrote:

 Really excellent work on this! Nice job catching the fact that I was using an 
 embedded framework and kept the headers in there...though I'm not sure how to 
 automate the removal of them during the build (hmm). It would be great if 
 this was part of Xcode in some way (obviously a tough request). Oh, and 
 Strange name for a framework made me laugh.

Mark their role as private in the framework project and use a post-build 
script phase on the app target to remove the PrivateHeaders directories from 
all embedded frameworks.

--Kyle Sluder___

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Re: [ANN] Cong 0.7

2011-02-11 Thread David Rowland
I have two apps in the store now. I run Cong and drag the release version of 
either one from the Build folder onto Cong. It gives me one report -- 
./Contents folder not found.

Earlier versions of these have been accepted and put on the store. What is it 
telling me? Am I using it wrong?





On Feb 11, 2011, at 10:33 AM, Kyle Sluder wrote:

 On Feb 11, 2011, at 9:57 AM, Carter Allen li...@cartera.me wrote:
 
 Really excellent work on this! Nice job catching the fact that I was using 
 an embedded framework and kept the headers in there...though I'm not sure 
 how to automate the removal of them during the build (hmm). It would be 
 great if this was part of Xcode in some way (obviously a tough request). Oh, 
 and Strange name for a framework made me laugh.
 
 Mark their role as private in the framework project and use a post-build 
 script phase on the app target to remove the PrivateHeaders directories from 
 all embedded frameworks.
 
 --Kyle Sluder___
 
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