Xcode Configurations and Flags

[@williamallen4607]

Stewart, thanks for covering topics that no other iOS KZbinr is covering!

[@SwiftfulThinking]

I seriously agree. Great video Stewart!

[@ZoeSummers1701A]

Thank you so much for this; no one ever talks about this stuff…

[@GaryLutchansky]

Simply a fantastic presentation that has demystified this and has given me greater Xcode powers! Thank you Stewart. Note: with Xcode 14.2 , I found that the custom configuration/flag DEVELOPMENT can be added anywhere within the #if, #elseif, #endif sequence--meaning before or after the default RELEASE and DEBUG flags. In the video you note to place the custom ones before these defaults. Works just fine in any order.

[@larschristiansen3136]

Thank you Stewart. A very useful video. Xcode configuration, and the many options available are intimidating. So this video is a great introduction and place to start. More please.

[@gabrieljaramillo6255]

Thank you for this video, it's been a great pleasure to learn this from your Channel. Subscribed!. And btw, you have a great voice, you explain so well and go straight. to the point, Thank you!.

[@dhavalnena7386]

Great content so far explaining custom flags! You are true gem Stewart! Thank you

[@StewartLynch]

Thank you for those kind words. Much appreciated.

[@Powerm1nt.]

Man you saved my life!

[@amari9773]

Very much appreciated, Stewart!

[@evgeshaky]

you have a talent to teach! thank you!

[@evgeshaky]

no need "-D"

[@sergiopuccini]

Cool unique video! Thank you!

[@IykizDesign]

This is super helpful, thanks.

[@StewartLynch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@starseedgamma2108]

Thank you, Sir, It works !

[@alobaili]

Wonderful video and very educational indeed. Thank you very much!

[@gokhanmutlu4530]

Thx for the video. ---- Before running the project to see the expected behavior, we need to change "Build Configuration" as debug, release or development. Instead, I prefer to create three schemas for each configuration; such as "Debug", "Release", "Development" and then assign needed configuration to each of them. I would be able to use the required configuration by simply selecting the schema from the schemas-dropdown at the top of the Xcode editor.

[@StewartLynch]

Perfect

[@christophepoulin2689]

Very informative, thank you!

[@1987alejandroivan]

It would be nice to see this being used in a multi-module app, does it work the same for a module? Are values only accessible inside the actual module or do we have to expose them in the main project for the workspace?

[@gjermundification]

I like this video as I have not done these things in iOS with Swift before, how would I add one target for each platform? I have the following folders: macOS Vapor, macOS AppKit, macOS ncurses, iOS for iPhone, iOS for iPad, tvOS. While the implementation for all of them are in a folder named common. I would also like to be able to add linux amd64 Vapor, and linux amd64 ncurses.

[@ryankanno2562]

Awesome video! Thank you so much!

[@ferdiangunawan1237]

Thank you sir!

[@StewartLynch]

You are welcome!

[@iOSDeepDive]

Exactly what I needed to fix a bug at work

[@StewartLynch]

Glad it helps

[@denaktepe]

What is stand for CT in CT_ACCENT_COLOR?

[@StewartLynch]

CT stands for my company name CreaTech solutions.

[@nurlanakylbekov7266]

Thank you very much.

[@JuliusSmith]

I am surprised you can say #if instead of #ifdef.

[@starseedgamma2108]

Sorry Sir, GitHubLink doesn't work

[@StewartLynch]

Oops. Sorry about that. I fixed the link now.