Archive with Xcode's command line build tool (xcodebuild archive)?

For information I'm 99% sure that xcodebuild archive was working in a previous Xcode 4 version, maybe a Beta And this is really frustrating since verbose and syslogs doesn't bring much details.

For information I'm 99% sure that xcodebuild archive was working in a previous Xcode 4 version, maybe a Beta... And this is really frustrating since -verbose and syslogs doesn't bring much details. So I would call that... a Bug! If automating your build is what you are looking for, there is a way to generate IPA archive from command line using xcrun PackageApplication With xcrun to package and xcodebuild to build, you can almost achieve what xcodebuild archive is supposed to do.

I would prefer to use xcodebuild since we can expect this to generate a . Xcarchive (.app + . DSYM), more interesting than an IPA.

Not so off-topic, but if anyone knows how to get more logs from xcodebuild and Xcode, I'm really interested! EDIT: After looking in Apple Forums, I confirm this is an Xcode BUG introduced with GM2... I guess Apple Xcode engineers are working on Xcode 4.1 that I think final version will be released with OSX Lion... In june maybe? With a fix?

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That's my forum thread. :) It seems like what I want isn't possible at this point. – Steven Fisher May 18 at 18:28 Haha, I should have checked names!

That is bogging me too, I love archives concept, and the simplification it brings for AppStore submission, but would love too to automate this in the beta stage! >_I won't need to launch Xcode anymore :) – Vincent G Jul 28 at 9:59.

Project -> Build for Archive Then you can find the archive back in Organizer (archive Tab) It is working for me in the GUI.

Yeah, it works fine in the GUI. Xcodebuild is the name of the command line component to do it. I'm clarifying this a bit in the question, thanks.

– Steven Fisher May 6 at 21:56.

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