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The easiest way to install and switch between multiple versions of Xcode - with a mouse click.
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Missing info in info pane #512

Closed rtharston closed 4 months ago

rtharston commented 4 months ago

Describe the bug All the right column info (release date, SDKs, etc) is missing when I select an installed version of Xcode, but they do show up for versions that aren't installed.

Also, no information is displayed in the PlatformsView in InfoPane when I select a version of Xcode (installed or not), but they do show up in the Platforms window. UPDATE: They did show up in the Platforms window the first time I opened it, but now it is blank too. 🤔

To Reproduce Select an installed version of Xcode in the list. Maybe the issue is related to using a non-default install location for Xcode?

Screenshot 2024-02-28 at 9 27 34 AM

Expected behavior All the information that shows for uninstalled versions should show for installed versions too. And the Platforms list should be populated (maybe a separate issue?)

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rtharston commented 4 months ago

I tried diagnosing and fixing the issue myself so I could make a PR instead of an Issue, but when I try to run Xcodes locally the build crashes on launch in some assembly code, and I can't get the previews to work either (probably for the same reason), and unfortunately I don't have time right now to diagnose that and the info issue. 😕

MattKiazyk commented 4 months ago

@rtharston Can you change your datasource to be Xcode Releases instead of Apple - that should fix your issue.

It still is a bug, where the platforms should still show.

rtharston commented 4 months ago

It is already set to Xcode Releases. Note that all the info is present when I select uninstalled versions of Xcode. It is only missing for installed versions.

MattKiazyk commented 4 months ago

hmmm, ok can you try deleting the available-xcodes.json and downloadable-runtimes.json from the local cache path?

Then hit refresh. If the platforms don't show up then, it means it's having trouble connecting to https://devimages-cdn.apple.com/downloads/xcode/simulators/index2.dvtdownloadableindex to download them.

rtharston commented 4 months ago

That was it! Thanks!

When I updated from version 1.10 all my settings were reset and a new set of json files were created in ~/Library, so I changed the settings to point at my old json files. That also explains why I remember seeing the Platforms info show up the first time I opened the application, it was still using the new files!

So I take it the format changed between 1.x and 2.0?

MattKiazyk commented 4 months ago

The format of available-xcodes i believe wouldn't have changed. downloadable-runtimes is new in 2.0 so that would have been added.

Glad things worked out for you!

rtharston commented 4 months ago

By the way, I'm loving the new info pane! Adding the platforms install buttons for each Xcode version is a great touch.

rtharston commented 4 months ago

Then maybe I just needed to hit 'refresh' to recreate downloadable-runtimes. I hit the same issue on my desktop computer this morning so I can try just hitting refresh on that computer when I get home. I imagine that will do it.

MattKiazyk commented 4 months ago

It should do that on it's own when you first open the app, but if you haven't closed the app in a while, you'll need to manually do ti.

rtharston commented 4 months ago

When it first opened it was still pointing at Library instead of my custom location.

So I guess there are two questions here. Why did 2.0 reset my custom location? And should changing the location cause a refresh?

rtharston commented 4 months ago

Yep, hitting refresh fixed everything on my desktop. I guess I didn't think to try that since the Xcodes list was populated.