Xcode 6 running custom shell scripts

xcode shell scripting target build-settings
harmeet07 picture harmeet07 · Apr 29, 2015 · Viewed 7.5k times · Source

When I build my target, in the information tab I can see the scheme building and the target building. At the end of the process it runs 2 custom shell scripts.

I can't find where the target or project is running these 2 custom shell scrips. I've looked at target > build phases and it's not being set to run there. I also looked at project > build settings but I can't locate it there.

I don't want to run these scripts but I don' know how to remove them! Any help would be great! Thanks

Answer

Schemetrical picture Schemetrical · Apr 29, 2015

yup but I know the pods project or targets are not set to run scripts. I've inherited this project on our jenkins it runs 2 scripts at the end of the build. I've removed it from jenkins but not sure how to remove it from the project.

Pods run scripts. Here's the two scripts being run: scripts

If you don't want to use pods anymore, use this pods-deintegrate plugin to remove all traces of pods.

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