Ios disable bitcode by default

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@singmajesty

1.) Generate your project, 2.) Open in Xcode, 3.) Copy the project somewhere, 4.) Make your change, 5.) Run a tool to compare the difference between the xcodeproj files (before and after)

This is basically what I’ve been doing, but I’d like to add a step between 2 and 3.

The problem is, Xcode doesn’t quite agree with OpenFL’s template about a few minor details, such as the order of certain lines. If you follow the steps as stated above, the tool will highlight a bunch of irrelevant changes, and you’ll have to work out which ones apply to your use case.

I’m pretty sure that step 2 alone is not enough: Xcode doesn’t save its changes immediately; it waits until you make a change. Therefore:

1. Generate your project. (“lime test ios”)
2. Open in Xcode.
   2.5) Make any change (besides the one you’re interested in).
3. Make a copy of the project file.
4. Make the change you’re interested in.
5. Run a tool to find the difference. (FileMerge works well for this. To find it, view the package contents of Xcode.app, and search for “FileMerge.app.”)