Jeffrey Forbes yanks

If you have a Jenkins/CI build machine like we do or just use xcodebuild/xcbuild, you might notice some CodeSign issues with your builds that look something like this:

[ERROR]Code Sign error: No code signing identities found: No valid signing identities (i.e. certificate and private key pair) matching the team ID “<my team id>” were found.

You've confirmed you have all the signing set up correctly in your extension, so what gives? Well, it turns out that XCode validates dependencies for all targets including your WatchApp target. You'll notice that the project settings give you a super barebones space for defining your target information (bundle id, team identifier, etc).

What it doesn't let you do is define various scheme level things like the plist to use, and maybe a different signing identity! Here's the solution:

	def is_palindrome?(test)
	str = test.to_s
	split = str.length/2
	front = str[0..split-1]
	back = str[str.length-split, str.length]
	front == back.reverse!
	end
	i = 999

	result = 0

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	// @name Wundermap fix
	// @namespace http://www.elrepositorio.com/
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	#!/usr/bin/env ruby

	# This script will open the directory with the simulator/app that you specify.
	# Usage: 'find_sim plus swa' results finding the iPhone 6 Plus applications directory
	# and Swarm.app (for me!)

	# If you want just the plus sim: 'find_sim plus'

	# Why? Because the dir hierarchy is crazy. This is what it looks like:
	# /Users/jeffforbes/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/<device guid>/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/<app dir guid>/yourapp.app

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby

	now = Time.now
	desktop = File.expand_path("~/Desktop")
	Dir.entries(desktop).each() do \|file\|
	if file.start_with?(".") \|\| file.start_with?('Graveyard') then
	next
	end
	ftime = File.atime("#{desktop}/#{file}")
	if (now.to_i - ftime.to_i > (606024)) then