How to add .plist file to all targets in Xcode?

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Koen picture Koen · Aug 3, 2015 · Viewed 36.3k times · Source

Totally new to iOS but I'm currently trying to setup Google Analytics. I have followed the SDK documentation and everything went great until this step:

Add the configuration file to your project

Drag the GoogleService-Info.plist file you just downloaded into the root of your Xcode project and add it to all targets.

It doesn't say anything on HOW to add it to all targets. Being new to Xcode and iOS in general, I'm completely lost. Anyone with an answer for me?

Thanks!

Answer

Daniel Hariri picture Daniel Hariri · Aug 3, 2015

Select the GoogleService-Info.plist in the project navigator (the file hierarchy on the left side of Xcode). Then, if it isn't open yet, open the utilities bar (click the top-right most button in Xcode). You will see a section 'Target Membership'. Check all the checkboxes to add the .plist to all targets.

In most cases it is enough to just add the file to your project.

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