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Summary:
When opening up the editor for a field, I expect it to have the same value as it displays. And when I hit enter to commit the value, I expect it to now show what I have edited. I am here describing a situation where the two are different, and you therefore get unsure what the real setting is. 

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a new iOS project. 
2. In the Project settings, under Other Swift Flags, the Debug configuration, write `-D DEBUG`. 
3. Add a sub level to Debug for “Any iOS Simulator SDK”. Change its value to `-D SIMUALTOR`.
4. Now go into the targets settings, Other Swift Flags.
5. The “Debug” will now have the inherited value `-D DEBUG` and the “Any iOS Simulator SDK” will have the inherited value `-D SIMULATOR`.
6. Now change line `-D DEBUG` in Debug to `-D FOO`. 
7. It will appear as if the “Any iOS Simulator SDK” inherited this, as it now also has `-D FOO` written in non-bold font.
8. *But if you press enter on that line to edit, it will still say `-D SIMULATOR`. *
9. Pressing enter again makes it say `-D FOO` again. 


Expected Results:
In step 8, I expect the contents of the editor to be `-D FOO`. 

Maybe it says `-D SIMULATOR` because of the other inheritance at work, and that it does this to provide a way for me to change to that. I think that’s weird, but in that case, I expect pressing enter to “commit” that, making the text in step 9 be `-D SIMULATOR` (in bold).

Actual Results:
Text field contents say `-D SIMULATOR`.

Version:
Xcode 9.2  (9C40b)

Notes: