Subsequent local iOS XCode build do not update iOS app

[P5music]

When building the XCode project of a maven project in IntelliJ Idea it can happen that only the first time the XCode project is updated.

Indeed after compilation XCode opens and the app can be compiled and run in the iOS simulator.

Next times I build a modified project with maven but then the XCode is on the old build and also if rebuilt the app in the simulator is the old version.

I realized it because my modifications where evident, but in case of subtle debugging I could be thinking my modifications were not working.

Regards

[Steve Hannah]

This is a safety feature so you don't accidentally overwrite changes you have made to your xcode project.  To do a fresh build you'll need to first "clean" the ios project module, then do a rebuild.

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[P5music]

It is strange or counter-intuitive if I understand well,

that is

when in IntelliJ Idea I select local builds->iOS Xcode project, and then press the green run button, it is as I am doing nothing?

Should I clean the iOS project module prior to press the button? Maybe in fear that I am wrong and clicked that option by mistake?

Should I know it? In your article you do not mention it.

Regards