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I pressed Build before I was done coding my class, and Xcode is showing me a bunch of red errors, which are obviously because I'm not done.

How do I get rid of the errors so they are not showing up in my coding window?

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    I'm just learning Xcode myself, and I find it extremely annoying that these "helpful" bubbles pop up and obscure the text I'm trying to fix! Commented Mar 29, 2009 at 23:38

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Reset to default
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XCode 4:
^+⌘+M or Editor → Issues → (uncheck) Show All Issues

Older Versions:
⌥+⇧+⌘+H or View → Message Bubbles → Hide All

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XCode 7: Preferences (⌘,) > General.

Under Issues uncheck "Show live issues"

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None of the others work...Why isn't everyone upvoting this? haha.
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double click on the bubble works too

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In Xcode7 double clicking the error doesn't make it disappear.
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On Xcode Preferences (⌘,) > Building, set "Never" to Show Message Bubbles during builds

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