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Lets say I have an existing project in Xcode, and for whatever reason, did not add Unit Tests or UI Tests. Can I add the test projects to the project later in Xcode 7?

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Yes!

You can add new test targets for UI and unit tests by navigating File > New > Target > Test. When that's done, add new test cases by navigating File > New > File > Source.

Test Target

Chris Droukas
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    If you are using C files with your Swift Unit Tests you may also need to point your new Target to the Bridging Header file & ensure any Header files locations are known. You access both settings via the /Build Settings against the Target. – rustyMagnet Mar 05 '19 at 16:06
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Tests are targets.

Select the project in the navigation view then Menu File > New > Target… and Test of the proper SDK.

Choose UI Testing Bundle or Unit Test Bundle.

Repeat the procedure to add the other test bundle.

vadian
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Xcode add test to target

One more variant Xcode 10.2.1 using Test Navigator

  1. ⌘ Command + 6 or View -> Navigators -> Show Test Navigator
  2. Right click or + at the bottom
  3. New Unit Test Target... or New UI Test Target...
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Follow this steps,it works's fine

1.Select the project.

2.Targets->Click the + button->Add iOS UITesting Bundle or iOS UnitTesting Bundle.

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