Not Agreed to Xcode License

SteveMattan commented 2 weeks ago

What were you trying to do?

Run Cork to check for updates to installed software.
Clicking on an Installed Formula

What was the problem?

I get the following message: "Couldn't check for outdated packages Unimplemented error for getting outdated packages: Error: You have not agreed to the Xcode license. Please resolve this by running: sudo xcodebuiild -license accept"
I get the same message as for 1, pre-pended with: "Invalid Homebrew Response Homefrew returned JSON with the following error: ..."

macOS 14.6.1

Error logs

For 1. 
default 07:35:23.226299-0400    Cork    Ignorable update function error: Error:

For 2.
error   07:44:55.197125-0400    Cork    Standard error of the package details loading function is not empty. Will investigate if the error can be ignored.
error   07:44:55.197220-0400    Cork    Error was serious enough to throw an error
error   07:44:55.197290-0400    Cork    Failed while parsing package info: Cork.BrewPackageInfoLoadingError.standardErrorNotEmpty(presentError: "Error: You have not agreed to the Xcode license. Please resolve this by running:\n  sudo xcodebuild -license accept\n")

App Version

1.4.5 (78)

App Acquisition

Bought

Final checklist

[ ] This report is about the interface, and I included screenshots of the problem

buresdv commented 2 weeks ago

You have to run sudo xcodebuild -license accept in Terminal

SteveMattan commented 2 weeks ago

Yes, that is obvious, but why. What changed to require this? Thanks.

buresdv commented 2 weeks ago

Nothing in Cork, but I believe that an update to Xcode's tooling sometimes requires you to accept the licensing again

SteveMattan commented 2 weeks ago

Thanks again. It is working now, although I had to restart Cork twice before it recognized the change, which was what was confusing me.

buresdv commented 2 weeks ago

No problem, I'm happy to hear it works well now

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