You can delete a user defined in Xcode by deleting the corresponding file in your project.
Here's how:
- Locate the file: Navigate to your project's "Supporting Files" folder in the Project Navigator.
- Identify the file: Look for a file with a name similar to the user you want to delete. It usually has a
.plist
extension. - Delete the file: Right-click the file and select "Delete" from the context menu. Confirm the deletion in the dialog box.
Once you delete the file, Xcode will automatically remove the user definition from your project.
Example:
If you have a user defined as "MyUser" in your project, you would look for a file named MyUser.plist
in the "Supporting Files" folder. Deleting this file will remove the "MyUser" definition.
Note:
Deleting a user definition will remove all data associated with that user, including preferences, settings, and any other information stored in the .plist
file.