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    <p>I also spent a couple of days writing a solution for this problem. Here is a ruby script that you can add to your project's target as a run script build phase. This was tested with XCode 3.2.4 and ruby 1.8.7.</p> <p>For this to work you will need to install rb-appscript ruby gem. ( eg: sudo gem install rb-appscript )</p> <p>There is little setup to do:</p> <ol> <li>First it needs a list of compile targets for added files. </li> <li>Second it expects a project group name which it will synchronize with it's associated disk folder ('objc' in my case) . Obviously this group needs to exist and to point to a real folder.</li> </ol> <p>Here is the script:</p> <pre><code>require 'rubygems' require 'appscript' target_names = ['MinitSample'] # Put your target names here group_name = 'objc' # Name of Xcode project group where to add the generated files project_name = ENV["PROJECT_NAME"] project_dir = ENV["PROJECT_DIR"] xcode = Appscript.app('Xcode') project = xcode.projects[project_name] group = project.groups[group_name] group_path = group.real_path.get generated_files = Dir.glob(group_path+"/*.m") missing_files = Array.new(generated_files) group.item_references.get.each {|item| item_path = item.real_path.get missing_files.delete(item_path) if ! generated_files.include?(item_path) then group.file_references[item.name.get].delete puts "Deleting #{File.basename(item_path)} from group #{group_name}, as it is not in generated files list" end } if missing_files.empty? then puts "There are no new files to add. " exit end # holds the compile targets for generated files targets = [] project.targets.get.each{ |target| targets &lt;&lt; target if target_names.include?(target.name.get) } if targets.empty? then puts "Unable to find #{target_names.inspect} in project targets ! Aborting" exit end missing_files.each{ |path| file_name = File.basename(path) msg = "Adding #{file_name} to group #{group_name} and to targets: " item = xcode.make(:new =&gt; :file_reference, :at =&gt; group.item_references.after, :with_properties =&gt; {:full_path =&gt; path, :name =&gt; file_name}) targets.each {|target| xcode.add(item,{:to=&gt;target}) msg += target.name.get } puts msg } </code></pre>
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