Twitter0Auth/..README.txt: No such file or directory

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sd854282 Aspiring developer Posts: 18 Reg: Aug 13, 2011 Mississippi 180	confirm \| cancel 03/08/12 10:56 PM (13 years ago) Twitter0Auth/..README.txt: No such file or directory When downloading 1.5 code and running in Xcode, I get the following message: Twitter0Auth/..README.txt: No such file or directory I am speculating it may have to do with the new release as 1.5 apps created prior to today run without errors. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Title Comments When downloading 1.5 code and running in Xcode, I get the following message: Twitter0Auth/..README.txt: No such file or directory I am speculating it may have to do with the new release as 1.5 apps created prior to today run without errors. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Black White I hate code! Posts: 292 Reg: Feb 22, 2012 hanoi 4,770	03/09/12 02:42 AM (13 years ago) me too, i need to help pls... Comments me too, i need to help pls...

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	04/01/12 11:50 AM (13 years ago) We've seen this a few times. It's a matter of... a) Expand the files in Xcode. The README.txt file for the Twitter Oauth package is in the BT_Objects / TwitterOAuth folder When you expand this in Xcode you'll see the README.txt file in read. b) Delete the reference to this file in the Xcode project. c) Re-add the reference to this file in the Xcode project. Highlight the TwitterOAuth folder > Add New Files > Navigate to the READMET.txt file in the package you downloaded. Xcode gets a little confused sometimes and doesn't know how to reference all the file in the project. When this happens it's sometimes necessary to re-create the references. Comments We've seen this a few times. It's a matter of... a) Expand the files in Xcode. The README.txt file for the Twitter Oauth package is in the BT_Objects / TwitterOAuth folder When you expand this in Xcode you'll see the README.txt file in read. b) Delete the reference to this file in the Xcode project. c) Re-add the reference to this file in the Xcode project. Highlight the TwitterOAuth folder > Add New Files > Navigate to the READMET.txt file in the package you downloaded. Xcode gets a little confused sometimes and doesn't know how to reference all the file in the project. When this happens it's sometimes necessary to re-create the references.

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