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Summary:
In a workspace with multiple projects in it, if any of the projects contain a class with the same name as a class in another project (ie. ViewController), cntrl-dragging to create an outlet connection to that class will create the declaration in the other project's class.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a new workspace.
2. Create a first new project - iOS/Application/Single View Application
3. Options for first project: Language:Swift, Devices:iPhone
4. Add first project to the workspace.
5. Create a second new project - iOS/Application/Single View Application
6. Options for second project: Language:Swift, Devices:iPhone
7. Add second project to the workspace.
8. Create a third new project - iOS/Application/Single View Application
9. Options for third project: Language:Swift, Devices:iPhone
10. Add third project to the workspace.
11. Open Main.storyboard in project 3 and add a UILabel to the ViewController’s View
12. Open corresponding ViewController class in Assistant Editor.
13. Control drag from label to ViewController class to create an outlet.





Expected Results:
I would expect the outlet declaration to be added to the class. 

Actual Results:
Line blinks like outlet declaration is being added to the class, but it never appears in the class and instead
and the declaration is added to a different project’s ViewController class

Version:
Xcode Version 7.0 beta 4 (7A165t) & OS X Version 10.10.4 (14E46)