Xcode Build Benchmark helps you measure how long your iOS app takes to build. It runs clean and incremental builds multiple times. Then it gives you a clear summary of the times. You can use this information to see if your builds are getting faster or slower after changes.
This tool is useful for any developer who wants to speed up their build process. It creates a repeatable test so you can compare results. It saves the results in a timestamped folder called .build-benchmark.
The benchmark measures different types of builds. It checks clean builds, cached clean builds, zero-change builds, and incremental builds with a file touch. The median time is reported along with the spread. This helps you identify where time is being lost.
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