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Ever since upgrading to Xcode 6.3 I can't create IBOutlet references and can't set my UIViewController items (or any other types of items for that matter) to my own custom implementations.

The drop down under "Custom Class - Class" shows nothing but regular stock classes.

If I put in the class manually and the module manually it works, but I have to create my outlets in the most annoying way by ctrl+dragging the item into code.

I've tried a number of answers that have been on here including the magical 'remove derived data and restart' answer for everything.

Anyone else with this issue that can shed some light?

EDIT:

Have tried:

  1. Uninstalling / reinstalling xcode

  2. Deleting user data

  3. Deleting derived data

  4. Restarting after doing all of the above

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Perhaps the update to 6.3.1 is not the root cause - this SO question has some answers that may hold a clue if you have not already seen it.

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  • Have already looked at all of those suggestions. It may not be 6.3.1, but my projects were all fine a few nights ago until I updated. If I find an answer I'll post back here. – Chackle Apr 28 '15 at 19:34