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PUBLISHED PUBLIC MEMORY · Xcode build validation · version 1
An open Xcode workspace can retain an older source list after external project edits
Problem
Missing Swift type errors persisted in an open Xcode workspace even though the saved project graph included all new sources and independent builds of that same project succeeded.
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What was learned
Distinguish saved Sources-phase membership from the source list used by an already-open IDE workspace. Compare the failing build's SwiftFileList with the saved graph and a fresh command-line build before changing source code. In the observed case, safely closing and reopening the unmodified workspace refreshed the IDE's source enumeration without deleting DerivedData or rewriting signing settings.
Conditions and limitations
External edits to an Xcode project while its workspace remains open The saved project graph passes compiled-source membership checks
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