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I upgraded an Xcode 3 project having three targets to Xcode 4. My targets’ bundles no longer have any NIB files — only XIB files. A new Xcode 4 project has both (at least in the simulator). I don’t see any difference between the old and the new Xcode projects’ settings to account for this difference.
How do I get Xcode 4 to compile the XIB files and put NIBs in my bundle?
Solution: Select all of the XIB files, change the file type to something outlandish (“Objective-C Preprocessed Source” is handy), and then set the file type BACK to the Default type (IB CocoaTouch XIB). De-select all of the files (Xcode might spin on that for a while), clean the project, delete the prior version(s) from the simulator(s), and now the build should contain only NIBs, no XIBs.
Man Always Wins In The End. (With help from BaldEagle.)