OS X 10.11 El Capitan Compatibility

[SoneeJohn]

The project relies on running this command: /usr/bin/make -C "$(dirname "$PRODUCT_SETTINGS_PATH")" This works fine for users who are compiling the project on systems lower than OS X 10.11. However, on OS X 10.11 due to the new 'rootless' feature this will not work. From an article on Macworld, "The specifics of System Integrity Protection are that no user, application, or process will be able to write files or modify files in the root System folder or the /bin, /sbin, and /usr directories, which are hidden by default in OS X’s Finder. The /usr/local folder remains accessible, however; it’s a long-running convention in Unix and variants as a place to stash material and software that individual users rely on."

I tried disabling System Integrity Protection via the recovery partition but, that does not help. Therefore, I suggest having the command run from a different directory?

[iosdev-republicofapps]

But this doesn't write to or modify files in /usr/bin does it? It just runs make from there ...

[SoneeJohn]

This is running Xcode 7 on OS X 10.11 El Capitan, I used the Sample App Included in the project and it failed.

[iosdev-republicofapps]

Try gem install jekyll.

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This is running Xcode 7 on OS X 10.11 El Capitan, I used the Sample App Included in the project and it failed.

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[chuckhoupt]

Sorry for the delay. I check on El Capitan. After installing Xcode and Jekyll (sudo gem install jekyll), the sample app built correctly.

To make the requirements clearer, I've added a check to the makefile which will give a more readable error when Jekyll isn't installed: 8a7c85aa2c4a696a05484a87102045cabf28ceba

[SoneeJohn]

Thanks, after reinstalling the gem it worked. I'm very sorry for all the trouble I may have caused :)