I am trying to build/run my iOS app from command line. To build the app, the command which I give in shell script is as follows:
PROJECT_DIR="/Users/ingenyous/Desktop/splistV11_test_sh_build/code/app/ios"
TARGET_NAME="splistapp2"
TARGET_SDK="iphoneos5.1"
PROJECT_BUILD_DIR="${PROJECT_DIR}/build/Release-iphoneos"
OUTPUT_DIR="/Users/ingenyous/Desktop/ipa"
# compile project
echo Building Project
cd "${PROJECT_DIR}"
xcodebuild -target "${TARGET_NAME}" -sdk "${TARGET_SDK}" -configuration Release
Here I specify the target name and other parameters. Is it possible to give the target properties like product name and other options in this script itself, which can overwrite the properties given actually in the editor target. or be able to create the target itself from shell script and not needing to create targets from Xcode editor.