I just configure a project in bitrise.io. But the xcode-build fails with error:
xcodebuild: error: The project named "Foo" does not contain a scheme named "Bar". The "-list" option can be used to find the names of the schemes in the project.
I double check and the scheme Bar does exist in the project Foo
Based on the Bryan Mussial answer
The root cause is that the default behavior of Schemes is to keep schemes 'private' until they are specifically marked as shared. In the case of a command-line initiated build, the Xcode UI never runs and the xcoderun tool doesn't have its own cache of Schemes to work with.
To your schema be visible for command-line build you must mark it as a shared scheme.
If you don't use cocoapods in your project you should remove .xcworkspace file from ./ios directory.
.xcworkspace file) worked like a charm!
.xcworkspace was created and didn't show up as changes in git.If this is happened after a project rename this is manually fixable
Foo as a directory in finder.xcshareddata/xcschemesxcscheme files there
You can follow the instruction as in the image below.
Solution 1::
On XCode:
1 - Go to Product/Scheme/Manager Schemes...
2 - Select the Scheme you want to create and click on the "Edit" button.
3 - Uncheck and check again the "Shared" checkbox.
Solution 2:
On Finder:
1 - Go to YOUR_PROJECT.xcodeproj/xcshareddata.
2 - Copy the xcschemes folder.
3 - Go to YOUR_PROJECT.xcworkspace/xcshareddata.
4 - Paste the xcschemes folder
Open your Xcode and follow the steps
it will remove your old workspace file and you'll have the new file only.
I was getting this error when I changed project name in xcode
it created new [new_name].xcworkspace
if your ios folder has [old_name].xcworkspace
then delete: [old_name].xcworkspace
and run again!
Make sure you have CocoaPods installed.
In Terminal, switch (cd) to your project's directory. Once there, run pod install and the program will download the required files.
I got the same issue after returning my mac to factory settings and essentially updating it to Big Sur.
You should definitely first check if your schemes are checked as "Shared". Then, in xcode -> preferences -> locations, see if your current version of xcode is selected in the field "Command Line Tools".
Also, make sure that you have a scheme with the exact name that the error is saying ("bar", not "bar.dev"). That scheme can be empty (no actions or anything). Your schemes should also be in the yourappname Workspace (that's when you open "Manage schemes").
Finally what actually fixed it for me was this:
Expo only: after manually changing the name, I had to regenerate the project using expo run:ios.
Check the casing of the scheme you've specified. In my case, I'm building the IPA as part of an Azure DevOps pipeline. Here is my step yaml:
- task: Xcode@5
displayName: "Build IPA"
inputs:
actions: "build"
configuration: "Release"
sdk: "iphoneos"
xcWorkspacePath: "ios/casesensitivename.xcworkspace"
scheme: "CaseSensitiveName"
packageApp: true
exportPath: "output"
signingOption: "manual"
signingIdentity: "$(APPLE_CERTIFICATE_SIGNING_IDENTITY)"
provisioningProfileUuid: "$(APPLE_PROV_PROFILE_UUID)"
I originally had the scheme set to "casesensitivename" which caused my error. Updating it to "CaseSensitiveName" fixed the issue.
