Different bundle identifier for different schemes
I am building an iOS application and I want to set different bundle identifiers for different schemes in Xcode 10. Where do I find that setting?
Solution
The Bundle Identifier relates to the Target.
So first you create a new Target, then change its Bundle ID.
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