In an iOS app, I happen to have audio resources and it is natural for the use case to call two different resources "001.mp3" and put them in two different folders: Folder_1 and Folder_2. Resulting in:
Folder_1/001.mp3
Folder_2/001.mp3
But the problem is that Xcode does not like it.
I get an error message like:
Multiple commands produce '/Users/.../001.mp3':
1) Target 'MYAPP' (project 'MYAPP') has copy command from '../Folder_1/001.mp3' to '.../Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/MYAPP.app/001.mp3'
2) Target 'MYAPP' (project 'MYAPP') has copy command from '../Folder_2/001.mp3' to '.../Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/MYAPP.app/001.mp3'
Is it impossible for me to have this kind of situation? (In which case I need to find some work around)
Or is there some specific way to handle this case?