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Summary:

We have a medium complex project that has:
- several build configurations for altering the build regarding different settings bundles or debug/diagnostic options
— each build configuration is backed by a xcconfig file (see example)
- a scheme per build config (but when creating the example I recognised that this seems not to be important) 
- several library targets for components 
- one framework target that is referenced by a library target (the lib of the framework is linked by that referencing target). 

I attached an example project. I also included the derived data for demonstration.

When building with the “Debug” scheme that refers to the standard “Debug” build configuration everything works. 

When building the “Debug-Problem” scheme which builds the same targets a header of the framework can not be found and the build breaks.


Steps to Reproduce:

- take the example project
- build the “Debug” scheme => should work
- build the “Debug-Problem” scheme => will not work, albite it is doing the same.


Expected Results:

Building with both schemes should work and should create the same results.


Actual Results:

Building with “Debug-Problem” scheme does not work, because of missing header file, albite the configuration is the same.


Note:

In derive data for the “Debug” scheme (e.g. “Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator”) the expected files are created (the framework, the app and so one). The folder for the “Debug-Problem” (e.g. Build/Products/Debug-Problem-iphonesimulator) scheme only contains some of those files after building (at least in my original project, in the example it is empty).