I have a macOS app that links to several static libraries. Each library has its own Xcode project, and we have a workspace that includes the app along with all of the static libraries. After upgrading to Xcode 15, any changes made to the code in one of the libraries will get compiled, but not relinked into the app (so the app will still be run using the old code without the change). So far, the only way I can get it to include the change is to clean the entire workspace and rebuild, which takes several minutes.
Following suggestions I've found online, I've tried turning off "Find Implicit Dependencies" in the scheme but I can't figure out how to explicitly set the dependencies (they don't appear when trying to add a Target Dependency under Build Phases). Also, it seems to be correctly finding the dependencies since it recognizes when a change has been made and recompiles.
I've tried specifying the libraries in both the "Link Binary With Libraries" Build Phase and the Other Linker Flags build setting. Both work in terms of correctly building the app but neither one fixes this issue.
Does anyone know how to fix this issue? Waiting 5 minutes to recompile the entire project after each minor change is destroying my productivity!
