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I have an issue that popped up when I upgraded my version of xcode. I use unit tests, and I now when I try to import SenTestingKit (#import <SenTestingKit/SenTestingKit.h>), I get this error: SenTestingKit/SenTestingKit.h: No such file or directory.

I have looked at my build settings, and I have the following configuration options:

== Linking ==
Other Linker Flags: -framework Foundation -framework SenTestingKit -framework UIKit
Prebinding: No

== Search Paths ==
Debug Configutation: "/iphonesimulator4.0/Developer/Library/Frameworks" "/Xcode4/Library/Frameworks"

I've checked /Xcode4/Library/Frameworks, and the SenTestingKit.framework/ directory is there.

So what am I missing?

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I had this same issue when creating a new test case in XCode. However, this was due to stupidity of me selecting the wrong target when creating the test case.

Using "File New...", the test case was being included and compiled with the target application settings instead of test case's target. Checking the Build Phases tab and looking in the "Compile Sources" disclosure revealed my particular issue.


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