Objective-C ARC refactor succeeds, but won't save [closed]?
Two restarts, and it worked fine. Go figure.
1 That didn't work for me but this did. Basically my . Gitignore file was ignoring .
DS_Store files. That caused an error when Xcode tried to create a snapshot when I hit save. Removing .
DS_Store from my . Gitignore worked. See: devforums.apple.Com/message/553860#553860 – jasongregori Oct 14 at 2:17.
“Edit” -> “Refactor” -> “Convert to Objective-C ARC.” Note that when you "select targets to convert", you can expand the project and uncheck specific files. This wasn't obvious to me at first.
Uncheck all of the files you don't want to convert. Then run the precheck, and fix the problems. Then start the process over again and repeat until there are no problems.
I noticed that sometimes Xcode doesn't remember that I had unchecked the files in the previous iteration. I had to make sure they were unchecked each time.
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