XCode getting "target specifies product type 'com.apple.product-type.bundle.unit-test', but there's no such product type for the 'iphoneos' platform"

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Solution 1

It looks like Xcode 6 changed the product identifier for ocunit test bundles from com.apple.product-type.bundle to com.apple.product-type.bundle.ocunit-test.

Edit $(ProjectName).xcodeproj/project.pbxproj and replace any instance of com.apple.product-type.bundle.ocunit-test with com.apple.product-type.bundle. For now you will need to do this any time you open your project with Xcode 6 and then want to open it in Xcode 5.

Solution 2

What Worked for me was:

  1. Delete the launchScreen.storyboard (Move to trash).
  2. Create a new launchScreen.storyboard..From File -> new File ->iOS User Interface -> LaunchScreen (I named the same AND! checked marked for all the targets at the bottom)
  3. Change Deployment Target from 9.1 which is the one I created my project with to 8.3 (this was done for the project and the targets)
  4. Up to this point I was still getting the same error
  5. I just deleted ProjectNameUITest from this section in Xcode picture here
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Updated on December 06, 2020

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  • FireDragonMule
    FireDragonMule over 3 years

    When running my project in XCode, my tests gives this error:

    target specifies product type 'com.apple.product-type.bundle.unit-test', but there's no such product type for the 'iphoneos' platform
    

    It happened after a couple of XCode updates. Does anyone know how to fix this?

  • Phil
    Phil almost 10 years
    This needs to earn more than just up votes. The original poster needs to check this as the answer.
  • Thev
    Thev almost 9 years
    @AlexPretzlav how do I edit project name and the ocunit-test? I can't find instances of those, but I'm getting the exact same error.
  • Alex Pretzlav
    Alex Pretzlav almost 9 years
    @TheveshTheva edit the file called project.pbxproj inside your .xcodeproj file (it may look like a file, but it's actually a folder, use Terminal)
  • Santo
    Santo over 8 years
    Really it needs more up votes, unfortunately I can give only one but it deserves 100 dude, I have been trying for last two hours and haven't found right solution. But your answer helped a lot.
  • user3418619
    user3418619 over 8 years
    I have same error but How can I change it. I am New for all this stuff can any one give me step by step instruction. Thanks
  • user3418619
    user3418619 over 8 years
    This Answer is more easier than all this stackoverflow.com/questions/31914765/…