I’d like to know how long my project’s builds take, for example by displaying it in the build pane.
Is this option available somewhere in Xcode?
Thanks.
I’d like to know how long my project’s builds take, for example by displaying
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I’d like to know how long my project’s builds take, for example by displaying it in the build pane.
Is this option available somewhere in Xcode?
Thanks.
Type this in the terminal:
Duration appears in the activity viewer after a build, alongside the “Succeeded” message.
If you are running the app, the status will be replaced by the running status before you can see the duration.
This replaces the entry that was used in older versions of Xcode:
Xcode may need to be closed before you enter this command. Durations should appear at the bottom left of the project window.
Comment from an Xcode developer: “As with all undocumented user defaults, this is unsupported, assumed (but not guaranteed) accurate, and not assured to be effective in future versions.”