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I am trying to create a new unit test build target for my iphone application. The problem I am facing is that the source group options of the target member are not displayed.

I deleted the source Classes folder and created a new SourceCode folder with the actual disk structure (thanks xcode). I imported it as a group, not a folder. It is automatically added to my standard build compilation sources, but I cannot add it or drag it to a new target.

Any thoughts?

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This happened to me with Xcode 10.2 and a rather old project. The reason for me was that in the settings of the target there was no element "Headers" for the target at the assembly stages. Press + and select “New Headers Phase”. Now you can correctly add titles to the goal.

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