Reputation: 72961
I'm trying to remove the MGTwitter library in favor of the iOS 5 Twitter Framework. However, when I went to remove the library it's still being referenced when I Build and causing a failure.
I've tried:
Can't seem to get these references to go away. Is there a way to simply refresh the project resources?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1643
Reputation: 11
I had this problem and the red classes that were renamed were above the project icon. I chose Show Package Contents of the .xcodeproj in finder. Then I chose Show Package Contents of project.xcworkspace. Used TextEdit to open contents.xcworkspacedata which gave an XML file. I deleted from FileRef to /FileRef of the offending red file. Xcode prompted me to use updated version and of course I said yes.
I tried all other approaches before stumbling on this. Hope this does the trick.
BTW FileRef has a < and a > that I couldn't add to the above answer. Erase those too.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 53102
Look in your app's Target, under the Build Phases tab.
Removing any red files from the Compile Sources section should resolve your problem.
Upvotes: 1