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Redth / dotnet-maui-check

.NET MAUI Check tool
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Xcode.app (19203) not installed #101

Open kefyru opened 3 years ago

kefyru commented 3 years ago

What is it mean? Cant find this xcode version on apple downloads

jfversluis commented 3 years ago

There is no good way to retrieve the right version of Xcode programmatically unfortunately. This should be Xcode Beta 3.

titoluyo commented 3 years ago

I downloaded Xcode beta 5 and didn't find it, I need to "downgrade" to beta 3?

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titoluyo commented 3 years ago

I found the fix, and this is because I have side-by-side XCode 12 along with XCode 13 Beta 5. I have to select which is the XCode version I'm working with, and this is with the command: sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode-beta.app/

and run the maui-check again

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titoluyo commented 3 years ago

BTW the place where you can download XCode 13 Beta 5 is https://developer.apple.com/download/ and select the "Beta" link you need your Apple Developer account

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alexeystrakh commented 3 years ago

I found the fix, and this is because I have side-by-side XCode 12 along with XCode 13 Beta 5. I have to select which is the XCode version I'm working with, and this is with the command: sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode-beta.app/

and run the maui-check again

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Same issue here and maui-check suggested selecting xcode-beta, but failed to. Had to do it manually as specified in this workaround.

dansiegel commented 3 years ago

@Redth on a fresh macOS install I had installed Xcode-beta but after running maui-check it didn't actually show an error. It also didn't list a version of Xcode. Xcode-Beta is the only version currently installed. It would be great if maui-check could:

1) Detect that Xcode-Beta is installed 2) Run xcode-select