Let’s say you have an app named AppOne, and you want to rename it to AppTwo.
Let’s begin to learn How to Rename Xcode Project:

How to Rename Xcode Project

1. Open the Xcode project with your AppOne.
2. Show the project navigator, click on the AppOne project.
3. Click on the Show the File Inspector and change the Name in the Identity and type to AppTwo. It should have the name of AppTwo Now
   
4. Click on “Set the Active Scheme” and select Manage Schemes
   
5. Rename the scheme to the new name : AppTwo and press Close.
   
6. Now if your app doesn’t contain Cocoapods, close the Xcode (If the app contains Cocopods scroll to the next section of this tutorial. Open your App folder. It has the old name currently: AppOne.
   
7. Let’s rename the folder name to AppTwo
8. Click on the AppTwo.xcodeproj to open the project again. If the alert “The folder “Assets.xcassets” doesn’t exist.” appears, click OK.
9. Now in the Project Navigator click on the AppOne folder and rename it to AppTwo (You can do in in the Identity and Type changing the name field)
   
10. Click on the folder item below the location and change it from the AppOne and AppTwo.
11. Click on the Project Navigator, click on the Build Settings, search for plist. Rename the Info.plist file path from AppOne/Info.plist to AppTwo/Info.plist. Change the ending in the Product Bundle Identifier from AppOne to AppTwo. Search for Developmental Assets and change it too if you use SwiftUI.
12. If you have tests, also rename them like you did it in the step 6.
13. Your renaming job is finished. Now just clean the project and build and run the project in the simulator

How to Rename Xcode Project with Cocoapods

Now let’s assume, your Xcode project contains Cocoapods. Again we want to rename AppOne to AppTwo.

1. Open the Xcode project with your AppOne.
2. Show the project navigator, click on the AppOne project.
3. Quit Xcode, And rename AppOne.xcworkspace to AppTwo.xcworkspace
4. Make steps 3 – 13 from How To Rename Xcode project mentioned above.
5. In the project navigator edit Podfile. Change it’s target from AppOne to AppTwo.
6. Quit Xcode and delete AppOne.podspec file in the project folder.
7. Open Terminal, navigate to the project folder and run rm -rf /Pods. After that run pod install
8. Open Xcode and in the project navigator click on the Bulid Phases. Find Link Binary With Libraries and delete libPods-AppOne.a.
9. Clean and run the project.
10. If your project contains a Bridging header, you should do the following. In the Build settings change the header location from AppOne/AppOne-Bridging-Header.h to AppTwo/AppTwo-Bridging-Header.h

In this tutorial you’ve learned how to Rename Xcode Project and you iOS App.

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Keep in mind that at the moment of writing this post we used Xcode 10.

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This will not uninstall CocoaPods from your Mac but will help to clear your project from CocoaPods and remove Pods.

Follow these steps to remove CocoaPods from Xcode Project.

1. Open terminal on your Mac
   
2. In terminal navigate to your Xcode Project directory with cd
3. In terminal type: sudo gem install cocoapods-deintegrate cocoapods-clean
4. In terminal type: pod deintegrate
5. In terminal type: pod clean
6. In terminal type: rm Podfile

Now you should have your Xcode project cleaned from CocoaPods.

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1. Open Xcode on your Mac.
2. Connect your development device to your Mac (iPhone or iPad) with your USB or lightning cable.
3. In Xcode tap Window > Devices and Simulators.
4. You will see your device connected.
5. Tap on the “Connect via network” checkbox.
6. Your device is now connected and can be used for wireless debugging. Disconnect the cable, Press run and test it wirelessly.

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Usually, when you update your Xcode, nothing happens with snippets. But sometimes, after purchasing a new Mac, reinstalling Xcode or Updating OS you can have troubles with finding your snippets. It is a good practice to transfer your snippets to the safe place before moving to the new version of Xcode or before Mac OS Update.

How to find Xcode snippets folder on your Mac?

Open Finder on Mac

Press Go > Go to folder

Type: ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/CodeSnippets

That’s it. Now you should know how to find Xcode Snippets location on your Mac.

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