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Setting the CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR variable to tell Xcode where to place the final application bundle confuses Xcode when archiving a project, and the archive ends up without the dSYM files. Unfortunately we can't leave it up to Xcode to place the build artifacts wherever it wants, as Qt Creator's iOS support expects to find the artifacts in a well-defined place. Until we've taught Qt Creator to find the artifacts for deployment where Xcode placed them we need to keep this logic. We now avoid setting the CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR variable unless we really need to due to in-source builds. As long as we're dealing with a shadow-build it's okey to set SYMROOT. Change-Id: I9661c1c57725dc8ba5a21f8467b8b61834f2e64d Fixes: QTBUG-74841 Task-number: QTBUG-52474 Reviewed-by: Joerg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io> |
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| makefile.cpp | ||
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| makefiledeps.cpp | ||
| makefiledeps.h | ||
| metamakefile.cpp | ||
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| projectgenerator.cpp | ||
| projectgenerator.h | ||
| xmloutput.cpp | ||
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