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Patrick Senti edited comment on CB-4745 at 9/6/13 12:25 PM:
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The problem is not the overwriting of the platforms/ios/www. The problem is
that the xcodeproject references the platforms/ios/www/index.html whereas it
should reference the top-level www. I also found this morning that the build
phase directly copies the platforms/ios/www directory to build, which is
inconsistent with what the CLI does. I should add that this is from the point
of view of using XCode as the IDE, rather than another editor.
was (Author: psenti):
The problem is not the overwriting of the platforms/ios/www. The problem is
that the xcodeproject references the platforms/ios/www/index.html whereas it
should reference the top-level www. I also found this morning that the build
phase copies the platforms/ios/www directory to build, which is inconsistent
with what the CLI does. I should add that this is from the point of view of
using XCode as the IDE, rather than another editor.
> cordova add ios creates xcodeproj in platforms instead of top level directory
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>
> Key: CB-4745
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-4745
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0
> Reporter: Patrick Senti
> Assignee: Braden Shepherdson
> Labels: cordova-cli, ios, xcode
>
> What happens:
> cordova add ios creates the xcodeproj in platforms/ios.
> cordova build ios will overwrite any changes made in platforms/ios
> What should happen:
> cordova add ios should create the xcodeproj in the top level folder
> Rationale:
> With the current setup it is dangerous to use the xcodeproj. Any changes made
> e.g. to www/index.html will be overwritten by cordova build ios with whatever
> is in the top-level www/index.html.
> Workaround:
> In xcode, open the platforms/ios/...xcodeproj
> Remove the www folder (only the reference)
> Add the project/www as a reference
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