I have upgraded my Xcode to Xcode 5. From where can I change the version and build number which are now not visible in Target Summary?
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Go to your target, there you can modify them:
You might want to check out a new tool I've been developing called Xcodebump. It can handle updating both CFBundleShortVersionString and CFBundleVersion. As a final step it will also checkin to git and tag the commit to match up with those CFBundle values.
The Xcodebump project is located here:
https://github.com/markeissler/Xcodebump
I developed Xcodebump because agvtool has become a bit crusty and this topic comes up on Stackoverflow quite often.
In the screenshot you posted your target is a library, which do not have the build/version number.
Select your target and then go to the
General
tab. ThenIdentity
you can change the Version ad the buildOr open the
Info
tab and thenCustom iOS Target Properties
, here your can change the build and version number.Select your project on the left. Then under target, select the target.
Note it's in the General tab.
In left pane select project name - > select target -> General choose version and Build. make sure target is selected , if project setting is selected you won't able to see desired options