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Echo in preaction Xcode

I’m trying to find the output of echo 'hello world' which I added to – edit scheme -> Build -> pre-action -> add run script, in Xcode.

I’ve tried to find it in the build in the "report navigator" sector but it’s not there.

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Where can I find my ‘hello world’ output from a pre-action?

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    I ended up creating a file and write the log in it.

    exec > "${PROJECT_DIR}/prebuild.log" 2>&1
echo "Starting build scheme Pre-actions"

    I found this answer in stack.

    Run the preaction a couple of times and you will see "prebuild.log" file in the project directory in finder - every echo will be written there. Good luck.


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    View -> Navigators -> Reports (Cmd + 9) -> local tab

    Pre actions are at the beginning. Then you must click on this little funny icon on the right side of the screen.

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    Scroll down and there it is 🙂

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