I've opened an iOS project - with Xcode 4.4.1 - that I hadn't opened for 2 months (ie with Xcode 4.3). First, Xcode was crashing constantly right after displaying the project navigator saying something like "Failed to associate working tree" .
I tried to fix it by removing xcuserdata files and the project.xcworkspace directory as well.
Now, Xcode opens without crashing but in the scheme view, it is shown as a Mac OS X project whereas both the project and the target are correctly set to a "Latest iOS" base SDK.
How can I fix that without having to recreate a project and copy all my source files?
EDIT: i'm using Git with a GitHub remote.
通过点击当前方案然后“新方案”为ios制定新方案
Roll back using version control. If you post which version control system you are using, somebody will be able to give you the specific command to use.
I had a similar problem with all my Xcode projects. Every iOS project got turned into an OS X project without me changing any settings. A reinstallation of Xcode fixed it for me.
只需在目标的Build Settings中将Root SDK设置为iOS即可
SDKROOT = iphoneos
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