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Grants-MacBook-Pro:GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage grant$ codesigndoc scan xcode
Scan the directory for project files
You can specify the Xcode project/workspace file to scan with the --file flag.
Found one project file: GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage.xcworkspace.
🔦 Scanning Schemes ...
$ xcodebuild "-workspace" "/Users/grant/AIR APPS/GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage/GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage.xcworkspace" "-list"
Select the Scheme you usually use in Xcode
Please select from the list:
[1] : GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage
[2] : GKSwiftStringPod
[3] : Pods-GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage
(type in the option's number, then hit Enter) [1] : 1
could not get scheme (GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage) from path (/Users/grant/AIR APPS/GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage/GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage.xcworkspace): scheme GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage not found in GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage
I was able to get around this issue by rearranging the order of the schemes listed within XCode, i.e.
Going from...
to...
Perhaps the number entered on the CLI assumes the same ordering, i.e. expected '1' to correspond exactly to scheme named: 'GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage'
Maybe not but thought it might be useful as it blocked me straight away.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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I was able to get around this issue by rearranging the order of the schemes listed within XCode, i.e.
Going from...
to...
Perhaps the number entered on the CLI assumes the same ordering, i.e. expected '1' to correspond exactly to scheme named: 'GKSwiftStringExtensionUsage'
Maybe not but thought it might be useful as it blocked me straight away.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: