Iphone – Error : Warning: The Copy Bundle Resources build phase contains this target’s Info.plist file ‘UserDefinedLocalization-Info.plist’

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When I run the Application then warning display below,

Warning: The Copy Bundle Resources build phase contains this target's Info.plist file 'UserDefinedLocalization-Info.plist'.

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I had this issue after I rearranged the underlying file structure of my project. Xcode4 has moved things around though and most online help to this problem is Xcode 3 specific, so this is how you solve this in Xcode 4:

Click the project icon in the Project Navigator (the blue root icon)
In your main pane menu you should be able to choose between your project or targets, select the target
Select "Build Phases" in the top menu
Open the "Copy bundle resources" item
Remove your plist file from there (your plist file should not be copied as a part of the bundle)

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