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I am completely flummoxed by what ought to be a rather simple task. My Projects/Targets tab in Xcode 7 has become shortened in width, as you can see below.

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All attempts to drag the rightmost side of the area to the right to expand the width fail (I can get the little |> arrow if I mouse over the right bounding line, but click + drag results in no change). I've closed/reopened the tab, restarted xcode... Nothing works. What am I missing? Alternately, is there a way to reset the width to its original value? There was a time (just a few days ago) when the width was appropriate to display the text inside.

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Had to the same issue recently. First hide the utility and navigator areas. Then try to expand the project/target tabs. When you reopen the both areas, the project/target tabs will still be expanded.

kayla d
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Funny, but if you just select the "project" instead of the target you can freely just drag the window size bigger.

Ivan Le Hjelmeland
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You have to type this in terminal:

defaults delete com.apple.dt.Xcode

This will delete all the Xcode settings to their original state.

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Found the answer on stack exchange:

Looks like it's just an layout (probably AutoLayout) issue with Xcode on smaller screens. When I close some panels or view Xcode on larger screen I'm able to expand and resize the projects and targets panel.

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/207300/cant-fully-expand-projects-and-targets-list-in-xcode-7

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