I do understand that \"Localization native development region\" is a fallback for languages that are missing in the project.
I do understand that the language sh
This a trick more than an answer, a real solution is really hard to find if you want to keep the Base localization.
Right after the creation of a new project, open the xcodeproj file manually in a text editor.
After few line you'll find something like that:
developmentRegion = English;
hasScannedForEncodings = 0;
knownRegions = (
en,
Base,
);
By changing manually developmentRegion
and the reference in knownRegions
, is possible to obtain in the info tab under xcode 6 a localization like yourlanguage-Development language.
I've filed a radar (n° 19438250) to Apple asking a dropdown menu' to chose the development language of the project or clarify that problem.